Join us in promoting inclusion for all members of the Harvard community
Since the horrific hate rally in Charlottesville, I have been looking to our great leaders, writers, and moralists for words, and landed, appropriately, at
Changing health benefits: What’s the rush?
A proposal to change the health benefits of Harvard’s retired teachers pits the financial needs of the town against the need for quality health
It’s unanimous
Retired teachers voted unanimously to retain their current health insurance at the August 22 Board of Selectmen meeting attended by 50 teachers. (Photo by
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August 25, 2017 Vol. 11, No. 35 “A teachable moment”
NRWA hosts hike and hawk watch
Press release submitted by Nashua River Watershed Association Every September, thousands of hawks from New England and Canada ride the thermals of the Wapack
Update: The price of independent local news
In the last issue before our summer break, we wrote about the continuing difficulty of making the Press sustainable, balancing subscription and advertising revenue
The Lit’ry Life 2017
Memoir by Lucinda Bowen Haiku by Christopher Chalifoux Photography by Kathryn Costello Poetry by Julie Dickson Photography by Joe Gaffney Poetry by Dee Graves
The Lit’ry Life 2017: Photography by Maureen Hopper
Acadia National Park. Rowes Wharf. Flower. —Maureen Hopper Littleton Road
The Lit’ry Life 2017: Memoir by Lucinda Bowen
Everyday Magic The day I moved into my first apartment I drove to the store to collect the essentials: flour and spices, fresh
The Lit’ry Life 2017: Haiku by Christopher Chalifoux
Harvard in Haiku? So much to crow about, but Not enough sylla —Christopher Chalifoux East Bare Hill Road
