Local growers win awards at Harvest Fair
The first annual Harvest Fair, held last Saturday at the Farmers’ Market, attracted an array of vegetables, eggs, and honey for the judges’ consideration.…
Elizabeth (Dowse) Reggio
Former Harvard resident, 30-year volunteer at Nashoba Hospital Liz Reggi0 (Courtesy photo) Elizabeth D. “Liz” Reggio, 89, of Ayer and formerly of Groton and…
Those of us enforcing recycling rules at the transfer station are just doing our job
“It’s people like you who are the problem around here!” And with that the speaker turned tail and stomped off, leaving me totally perplexed…
Thumbnail: September 13, 2013
This week’s print edition Friday, September 13, 2013 Volume 7, Number 39 “Paving the way”…
Current Events: September 13, 2013
Lions Club Fall Festival The Harvard Lions Club will sponsor its annual Fall Festival Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 14 and 15, at 150 Ayer…
Town Hall subcontractor bids top estimates
by John Osborn If the bids submitted by contractors for the Town Hall renovation project are any indication, Harvard taxpayers are likely to…
Harvard’s youngest students ease into school at the Kindergarten Picnic
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Faith Beckett shares a laugh with her father, Carl. Christian Ostrowski (right) eyes the crowd pensively as he prepares…
At a Farmstand Near You: September 6, 2013
Carlson Orchards, 115 Oak Hill Road Yellow and white peaches and nectarines; Ginger Gold, Paula Red, and McIntosh apples. Doe Orchards, 327 Ayer Road…
Questioning Parks and Rec’s claims and authority to limit athletes in a team sport
The dialogue about Bare Hill Rowing Association’s beach use is ultimately healthy. The conversation provides collaborative opportunity to examine Harvard’s commitment to recreation, BHRA’s…
Parks and Rec should listen to public response to BHRA decision
Just back from vacation, it is with great sadness that I read about the curtailment of the Bare Hill Rowing with a primary emphasis…
