Dialing for votes
Is there anybody out there who appreciates getting telephone calls from candidates pleading for financial support and votes? Anyone who was glad to be
Town appoints new veterans’ service agent
Dennis M. Lyddy, a retired U.S. Army and Army Reserves master sergeant, is the town’s newly appointed veterans’ services agent. The selectmen unanimously appointed
Girl Scouts: Then and now
October 1995, Kindergarten Front row, from left to right: Tracy Snyder, Alex Kinney, Kim Dayton, Sarah Mott, Catherine Johnson, Victoria Hawkes, and Tory Stone;
Setting the record straight
David Hopper’s article in last week’s paper tried to respond to questions posed by Keith Cheveralls. I’m afraid that some of Mr. Hopper’s responses
Local, local, local
We’re thrilled that the Harvard Farmers’ Market is off to such a great start! It gives us yet another way to support local agriculture.
Richard Watt
Dairy farmer; former Finance Committee member Richard Watt (Courtesy photo) Richard A. Watt, 93, of Still River Depot Road died unexpectedly at Nashoba Valley
Police Log: August 28 to September 3, 2007
Tuesday, August 28 The driver of a Federal Express truck found a roll of wire belonging to the Verizon company and brought it to
So long, summer … It’s back to school for students and teachers alike
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz unless otherwise noted Fourth-grade teacher Donna Piche marvels over how tall former student Will Sennott grew over the summer
275 Years of a Town: The Shakers, Part 1
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. The United Society of Believers, commonly called Shakers,
Aimee Girard named to dean’s list
Aimee Girard (Courtesy photo) Aimee Girard , daughter of Donald and Michele Girard of Pinnacle Road, was named a First Group Scholar and was
