All need to pay attention
At the risk of continuing a thing that ought to end, I’d suggest that Doug and Vijaya MacLean reread my original letter [Harvard Press,
Police Log: December 4 to 10, 2007
Tuesday, December 4: Nothing noteworthy to report. Wednesday, December 5: Police responded to an accident at Ayer and Poor Farm roads reported at 10:45
Poised for action
Among the many important topics residents will have to consider at March’s Annual Town Meeting will be two issues which could have far-reaching effects
Firetruck, but no sleigh, Santa arrives on a blustery day
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Bridgette Kennedy puts her finger in the mouth of a hungry nutcraker at the Congregational Church Christmas Fair. The
Keeping the facts straight
Mr. John Grady’s comments in the Press (“Bicycles should keep right,” Nov. 23), directed at our 14-year-old son, about responsibility, and Mr. Grady’s ensuing
It’s about more than traffic rules
Thanks to Mary Turner and John Grady for their comments on bicycle safety and the rights and responsibilities of drivers and bikers and town
Cars should steer clear of bikers and walkers
Regarding John Grady’s letter to the Press on Nov. 23, and how he suddenly had to cross the center line to avoid a collision
Harvard dancers perform in Nutcracker
From left: Kathryn Hodskins, Anna Wahl, and Grace Turnbull. (Courtesy photo) Three Harvard students will be featured in a performance of The Nutcracker
Kudos for football contributions
I want to congratulate Bromfield seniors James Jarvis, Alex Harrah, Ryan Reynolds, Brent Duoba, and Dan Child on their contributions over the last four
Outgoing soccer board members recognized
At its annual meeting Sunday, Nov. 4, the Harvard Soccer Club recognized the long-term service of two past board members, Mary Beth Haberkorn and
