Paul F. Norton
Scholar, lifelong member of Appalachian Mountain Club Paul F. Norton, 90, passed away peacefully at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester Sunday, August 26.
Board of Selectmen, 9/11/07
Selectmen support Chapter 70 funding The selectmen unanimously voted to support the passage of Senate Bill 291, which would adjust education funding to increase
Anything but dull
Fall special town meetings can be dull affairs, dedicated to cleaning up the fiscal clutter left over from the annual town meeting in the
Police Log: September 4 to 10, 2007
Tuesday, September 4 At 7:30 a.m., an officer on patrol found a large dead fox in the middle of Littleton Road, and dragged it
James C. Longcope
Psychiatrist at Emerson Hospital, Vietnam veteran James Longcope. (Courtesy photo) Dr. James C. Longcope, 70, a former resident of Harvard, died September 3 of
Trojan varsity soccer team trounces alumni 6–1
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Alums David Gutzler and Don Phillips race for the ball. Bromfield Trojan Conor Kempton tries to keep the ball
Bountiful produce and happy customers at the Farmers’ Market opening day
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Toulee Hang, Maria Moeira, and Stefanie Moreira set up produce from the Hmong farms at Bolton Flats. Andra Evans
275 Years of a Town: The Shakers, Part 2
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. During the month of December, Mother Ann and
Cris Neill married
Denise Piscopo and Cris Niell (Courtesy photo) Arthur and Mary Niell of Quarry Lane announce the marriage of their son Cristopher to Denise Piscopo,
Independent candidate for Fifth District seat
Now that the primaries have passed and the candidates for the October 16th special election ballot have been determined, I’m writing this open letter
