Relative of Harvard women Dorothy Cross-Sevon. (Courtesy photo) Dorothy (Brown) Cross-Sevon, affectionately known as “Sallie,” a Brookline native and formerly of Rockland, Maine, died

An early 1900s Underwood typewriter is one of many unique items at last year’s flea market. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz) The Harvard Flea Market—featuring

Press release submitted by the Lancaster Commission on Disability Sheryl Faye as Helen Keller. (Courtesy photo) October is officially “Accessibility Awareness Month” in the

A few weeks ago we introduced the idea of sustaining subscriptions as a way to stabilize the financial path forward for the Press. Since

Bromfield School senior Michelle Jiang is one of 16,000 semifinalists in the annual National Merit Scholarship Program. This makes Jiang eligible to compete for

I feel greatly distressed by the vote of the Harvard selectmen with regard to their attempt at retired teachers’ contract revision. They are breaking

Bromfield senior Zachary Sclar of Depot Road recently earned third place in a New England–wide high school science-reporting competition sponsored by the Massachusetts Society

Independent spirit, mother of Harvard man Harriet Blain. (Courtesy photo) Harriet Blain, 96, passed away peacefully surrounded by family at her Harvard home Sunday,

From our vantage point overlooking the Common, we have reported a surprising number of stories about the town Christmas tree. For many years the