Big Dogs take first in indoor soccer league
The Harvard Big Dogs U8 team. Back row (left to right): coaches Ed Grant, Dan D’Amore, and Brian Lee. Middle row: Joey D’Amore, Joey
Board of Selectmen, 4/17/07
Reorganization The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to appoint Lucy Wallace chairman, Bob Eubank vice-chairman, and newly elected selectman Tim Clark clerk for the
275 Years of a Town: People and homes
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. At least two-thirds of the population of the
Wolfson is pediatric nurse practitioner
Abby Wolfson (Bromfield class of 1993) is living and working in the Carroll Gardens section of Brooklyn, New York, as a pediatric nurse practitioner
In it together
We would like to thank Vermont author Bill McKibben and his team for pursuing an idea, a nationwide call to Congress to get serious
Open meetings mean available information
We weren’t surprised to see that information handouts weren’t available at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting; the absence of written material to share
Nancy Moir Brown
Ran Harvard’s beach program for many years Nancy Brown. (Courtesy photo) Longtime Harvard resident Nancy Moir Brown, who established Harvard’s beach program and taught
Roasted radicchio and endive with mozzarella
Italians roast, bake, and grill vegetables that most Americans haven’t let out of their salad bowls. If you’ve never tried either of these vegetables
Police Log: April 10 to 16, 2007
Tuesday, April 10 A car accident on Ayer Road at 12:42 a.m. resulted in minor damage; no further details were available, according to Officer
Ceremony and parade of books mark new library’s grand opening
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz More than 350 children walk down Mass. Avenue in the “Parade of Books.” Jane Sullebarger (left) gets a book
