News is good news
Small towns don’t lose their newspapers because there isn’t enough news; they lose them because bigger publishers can save and make more money by
Alan W. Rouvel
Harvard firefighter, Raytheon employee Alan Rouvel (Courtesy photo) Alan Rouvel of Mettacomett Path, who was a member of Harvard’s volunteer fire department since 1991,
Police Log: April 24 to 30, 2007
Tuesday, April 24 A man living on Mettacomett Path was taken to Nashoba Valley Medical Center by ambulance at 7:45 a.m. A Brown Road
Citizens push for more school funding at state ralley
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Two busloads of Harvard residents went to Boston on Wednesday afternoon to take part iin the Stand for Children
School Committee, 4/23/07
Wastewater plant turned over to town The school board voted to officially turn the wastewater treatment plant serving the schools over to town control.
Planning Board, 4/23/07
Associate member applications Two residents, Rich Maiore of Slough Road and Austin Franklin of Poor Farm Road, applied for the associate member position on
Firefighter Oona Aldrich honored
Left: Oona Aldrich shows children how she focuses on fire safety. Right: Flowers presented to Aldrich by coworkers bring a smile. (Photos by
Remember the ‘life’ in life jacket
The rain has stopped, the sun is out, and I stopped by the pond, which is full. The crew team is out practicing. In
Getting to teaching
We believe it’s time for the teachers’ union and the School Committee to reach an agreement on the teachers’ contract. If the main sticking
Board of Selectmen, 4/17/07
Employee overnight travel Town Administrator Tim Bragan informed the board that two town employees would attend an out-of-state professional development conference, for which there
