Planning Board plans forum to discuss town center options
As most long-term residents of the town are aware, for more than three decades we have had an almost continuous set of task forces
A sad warning
This week, a Harvard boy was seriously injured while riding his bicycle. He was hit by a car on a road like most roads
Mary Jane Gregg
Advocate for conservation and social justice, former Harvard resident Mary Jane Gregg, 88, died Monday, Oct. 15, in Concord, N.H., at Havenwood-Heritage Heights, senior
My Two Cents: A committee that doesn’t get it
The censure of the School Committee by Special Town Meeting left few happy faces when the night ended. The most common sentiment I heard
Police Log: October 24 to 29, 2007
Wednesday, October 24: An Oak Hill Road resident reported vandalism to their mailbox at 10:36 a.m. Dispatch received a call about a disoriented-looking man
Petition circulating to repeal 40B
Chapter 40B is not the answer to having more affordable housing in Harvard. 40B creates more problems than it solves because it forces high
275 Years of a Town: The Warner Free Lecture Series
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. Harvard’s renowned Warner Free Lecture Series had its
Supreme Court ruling supports parental choice of schools
I would like to bring to the attention of the town a recent U.S Supreme Court ruling regarding learning-disabled students. The case involved a
Everything’s possible
On behalf of the Harvard Schools Trust, I would like to thank the Harvard community for a wonderful evening last Tuesday. The Boston Gay
Come to the Fall Fête
Residents and friends are invited to come to the sixth annual Fall Fete at the Springhill Marriott at Devens Saturday, Nov. 10, at 7
