Shelf Space: What’s new at the Harvard Public Library, 11/9/12
New for Children Oh No! Not Again! (Or How I Built a Time Machine to Save My History Grade) by Mac Barnett Some kids…
Destroyed Shaker grave markers: A predicted catastrophe
Hurricane Sandy blew down a tree in the Harvard Shaker Burial Ground, and it crushed six of the historic “lollipop” markers. This was a…
Oakmont topples Lady Trojans 2-1 in Division 2 field hockey quarter-finals
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz The Trojans react after scoring the first goal of the game against a team that had given up only…
Events planned for week of Veterans Day
Harvard’s Veterans’ Services agent Dennis Lyddy announced the town schedule of Veterans Day events this week. Friday, Nov. 9, 8 to 9:30 a.m.: Veterans…
Board of Selectmen,11/7/12
Building permit fee for community solar project During Public Communication, Harvard Solar Gardens organizer Worth Robbins addressed Selectmen, asking for reconsideration of the building…
Cooke graduates from Wentworth
Tom Cooke (Courtesy photo) Thomas James Cooke, a 2008 Bromfield graduate, graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston in August. Cooke was…
Thank you for helping Election Day run smoothly
There are so many people that help with the organization of an election, and I would like them to know how much I appreciate…
Conservation Commission, 11/1/12
Invasive species control work The Conservation Commission announced that work will begin on Nov. 12 at the Powell Land to control several invasive species…
Consider This: Shaker cemetery and natural disasters have a history
Hurricane Sandy was not the first storm to wreak havoc in the Harvard Shaker cemetery. The Great Hurricane of 1938 blew down a deciduous…
Kline to perform in ‘The Nutcracker’
Hannah Kline (Courtesy photo) Hannah Kline, a ninth-grade student at the Bromfield School, will dance the roles of Chinese Soloist, Merliton, Snowflake, Party Teen,…
