Elected officials must listen
A major discrepancy exists between Tim Clark’s campaign flyer statement, “when the public speaks, I listen,” and his plans to limit his exposure to
Harvard students earn honors at Lawrence Academy
Several Harvard students earned academic honors at Lawrence Academy for the winter trimester. High honors were awarded to senior Daniel Russo, son of Cynthia
Old Yankee values
As a 36-year resident of Harvard, I am voting to reelect Scott Kimball for another term as selectman. Scott is a hard-working local businessman
Taking sides
We’re pleased to see so many letters from readers this week, and hope to see more next week. Just to avoid any appearance of
Snyder and Park place fourth at regional science far
Tracy Snyder (left) and Kristin Park (Courtesy photo) Tracy Snyder , Woodside Rood, and Kristin Park, Warren Avenue, placed fourth at the Worcester Regional
275 Years of a Town: The rebellion
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. The irrepressible conflict between free and slave labor
Respected at state and local level
I am writing in support of Lucy Wallace’s reelection to Harvard’s Board of Selectmen. As a relative newcomer to Harvard, I have been impressed
Evidence of spring
We spotted the first of many, we hope, great blue herons near the rookery on Route 2 this week—a sure sign of spring. Birders
Police Log: March 13 to 19, 2007
Tuesday, March 13 An Ayer Road resident contacted police about a possible credit card scam at 1 p.m. Police advised him to contact his
My Two Cents: We support the $650,000 override
In just over two weeks, Harvard citizens will be asked to cast crucial votes for the future operation of our town. The omnibus budget,
