Curtain lifts on ‘Shipwrecked’ before play heads to state finals
On March 26, the Bromfield Drama Society performed their one-act play, “Shipwrecked,” for the public at Cronin Auditorium. The play was a winner at
Laughs a-plenty at radio play, ‘My Man Godfrey’
On March 25, Harvard Friends of the Arts presented a staged reading of Lux Radio Theater’s classic 1930s comedy, “My Man Godfrey.” The radio
Planning Board considers new transportation option
In a continued effort to secure state funding for town center improvements, on Monday the Harvard Planning Board revisited plans to secure funding from
2017 Annual Town Meeting Warrant in Plain English
by the staff of the Harvard Press At Saturday’s Annual Town Meeting, voters will be asked to decide on 50 articles put forward
Selectmen nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Harvard’s Board of Selectmen has been nominated for the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize for its groundbreaking work in settling bitter disputes among warring community
A glossary of Town Meeting lingo
by the staff of the Harvard Press At Annual Town Meeting, the jargon of municipal government fills the air, befuddling newcomers as well
The subversive influence of cats
by Ruff Barkley Researchers at DePaw University released a bombshell report last week containing strong evidence that domesticated cats have been subtly undermining
Former Devens Economic Analysis Team members urge yes vote on Question 4
As members of the Devens Economic Analysis Team, we spent several years focusing on the financial impact on Harvard from resuming jurisdiction over the
Scouts hold Pinewood Derby
Harvard Cub Scout Pack 10 held its annual Pinewood Derby race March 19 in the Bromfield gymnasium. Participants ranged from first- (Tiger Cubs) to
Article 39 is not a request for Fourth of July Committee money
Before this year’s Annual Town Meeting, the Fourth of July Committee wants to explain to readers the budget item under Article 39: Revolving Funds.
