Vote to keep town center vibrant
At the upcoming annual Town Meeting and town election, we face divergent paths for the future of our town. One choice is to continue…
Irresponsible spending will drive out elderly
I am 70 years old and have been living in Harvard for 32 years. I would like to live in the house that I…
Shelf Space: What’s new at the Harvard Public Library, 4/27/12
New for Children Stealing Magic: A Sixty-eight Rooms Adventure by Marianne Malone When miniatures from the Thorne Rooms begin to disappear, Ruthie and Jack…
It’s important to assess sewer situation quantitatively
After reading the letter from Stu Sklar disparaging [candidate for Board of Selectmen] Rhonda Sprague’s advocacy of the sewer line to Devens, Stu asks…
Come to Town Meeting to not pass solar bylaw
Please be present on Saturday afternoon for Article 44 Solar Bylaw potential discussions and vote. The town needs a representative assembly to not pass…
HARVARD Q&A: Bare Hill Rowing Association
The Harvard Press has launched a series of articles spotlighting local organizations. Each article features a Q&A with a representative of a local organization.…
CPIC’s intent was to mislead
The table prepared by the Capital Planning and Investment Committee which appeared on page 20 of our Town Meeting warrant book this week was…
Consider This: Allow the Community Solar Garden on Woodchuck Hill
The Community Solar Garden should be allowed on our Woodchuck Hill Road land. We have been surprised and disappointed by a few limited but…
More planning needed before upping surcharge
I’m a new associate member of the Finance Committee. Following are just some of the reasons why I will vote against Article 36 that…
Harvard Ambulance Service: Health news you can use, April 2012
EMTs and pediatric emergencies by Molly Gormley and Molly Papazian In Harvard, almost 25 percent of the population is under 15 years…
