Town Meeting goes for Article 17
Ballot question on Tuesday is next hurdle By a nearly unanimous vote, Annual Town Meeting voters today approved article 17, based on a compromise brokered…
CPIC considers likely municipal buildings warrant changes
by Joe Hutchinson After several days of intense negotiation, a brokered compromise has apparently been agreed among proponents of municipal buildings articles 17…
Finance Committee votes $20K for 2012 town Master Plan
by Joe Hutchinson Kara Minar, Chairman of Harvard’s Planning Board, at this week’s Finance Committee meeting, requested $50,000 to begin work on the…
The Harvard Pressed, 2011
Four pages of pseudo news for April Fool’s Day! Harvard Pressed contributors: Connie Larrabee, Mark Mikitarian, Jonathan Feist, Danny Eisenberg, Danno Sullivan, Ken Robbins…
A classic basketball rivalry: Bromfield seniors versus staff
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz …
Art Soup brims with life
Saturday, March 26, 300-400 people traipsed through the old library to share in a celebration of the arts. Visitors enjoyed dance performances, ukelele playing,…
Spending must be considered on its own merit
I am concerned that this paragraph in Eric Broadbent’s otherwise informative letter in last week’s Press reflects the thinking that has put government in…
Vote ‘no’ on Article 18
Both articles 17 and 18 on the town warrant are asking for the same amount of money to advance the work recently completed by…
Article 17 represents ‘flawed vision’
The debate over the competing articles on the fate of the town’s municipal buildings perpetuates the myth that town volunteer committees come to conclusions…
Beware of long-term costs
As a community we are very good at analyzing specific problems and proposing remedies. A recent example is the excellent work by two groups…
