This week police made five traffic stops, which resulted in two citations and three verbal warnings. They also helped one motorist with a disabled

Burning season lasts one more month Open burning season, which is regulated by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection and enforced by Harvard’s Fire

Father of former resident, WWII veteran Gordon Bowker. (Courtesy photo) Gordon Abbott Bowker, 95, died peacefully March 25 in Sandwich after a long and

Suzanne Opalka was one of 11 Worcester Polytechnic Institute student-athletes to be recognized by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association for their work in

Since 1969 the Harvard Snowmobile Club has had the privilege of enjoying the wonderful trail system here in Harvard. Many of our original members

There’s a saying in fiscal policy that says, “Your budget reflects your values,” so at the local level, what does that mean, particularly with

March 31, 2017 Vol. 11, No. 18 “A well-knit community’”

The community is invited to attend an open house Saturday, April 8, from 1 to 3 p.m. in celebration of the Harvard Public Library’s

Press release submitted by the Virginia Thurston Healing Garden The Virginia Thurston Healing Garden, 145 Bolton Road, provides a community of support, therapeutic services