Mario Paul Ciara
Mechanical engineer, world traveler, former Harvard resident Mario Ciara (Courtesy photo) Mario Paul Ciara, 82, of North Falmouth and formerly of Harvard died Tuesday,…
Citizens Bank launches community economic development grant program
Press release submitted by Citizens Bank Representative Jennifer Benson informed the 37th Middlesex District that the Citizens Bank Foundation is calling for applications for…
Bromfield and Hildreth Elementary students head back to school
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Seniors Natalie Saydah (left) and Amanda Sundheimer begin the day freshly hydrated after a stop at Dunkin’ Donuts. Twins…
Fruitlands free Friday yields lots of foot traffic
Fruitlands Museum offered free admission all day Friday, August 23. The event was sponsored by the Highland Street Foundation, which sponsored “Free Fun Fridays!”…
At a Farmstand Near You: August 30, 2013
Where’s the corn? Paul Willard had this to say: “We had too much rain in June, too little rain in August. The corn is…
Nelson’s voice is one of reason
Bare Hill Rowing is quite the topic here in Harvard. If you read the Harvard Press this past week you know what we are…
COA speaker kicks off Life Transitions series with ’10 Ways to Age Successfully’
Roger Landry. (Courtesy photo) According to Dr. Roger Landry, a well-known expert on successful aging, the usual expectations for aging don’t have to be…
Town boards are not places to exert power and force unsought-for change
I know nothing about the rowing program personally, but I have taken great pride in its enormous achievements over the past few years. I…
School Committee, 8/26/13
Public forum on superintendent position set for Monday, Sept. 9 The School Committee has scheduled the next steps in considering Dr. Linda Dwight’s candidacy…
A team of 80 is more than enough
I would like to thank Pat Nelson for her recent letter to the editor and for clarifying the situation regarding the BHRA. I was…
