Devens taxes will fund schools
Last year’s prediction by the Finance Committee of a large override to fund Harvard’s needs has come true. They also predicted that annual overrides
A foolish defense
This is a call for accountability in response to letters by Sue Tokay and Steve Peisch and Kate Lucey (Letters to the Editors, February
Plastics in the food chain
Dave Durrant commented [February 9 Letters to the Editors] on how we can conserve our use of plastic by bringing our own canvas bags
Josephine Barba
Active in church and town activities Mario and Josephine Barba toast 50 years of marriage at The Bull Run Restaurant in 1991. (Courtesy photo)
Assumptions are incorrect
As a citizen and former Harvard elected official, it disturbs me to hear the negative and often false rhetoric against our town by a
The General Store is back!
Hope springs eternal in town center. If all goes well, the town will have a general store again and residents will have a place
Guest Commentary: ‘Let the people vote?’
Two weeks ago, the Massachusetts House of Representative and State Senate convened a Constitutional Convention to debate and consider a handful of constitutional amendments
From the Great and General Court
State tax check-off helps military families As Massachusetts Army reservists and members of the National Guard are called to active duty, often their families
Phyllis Dakin Fredrick
Assistant librarian, gardener Phyllis Fredrick. (Courtesy photo) A longtime resident of Harvard, Phyllis Dakin Fredrick died Sunday February 11 at her home of the
275 Years of a Town: Burial grounds
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. March 1, 1886, the town accepted a legacy
