Global warming?
As anecdotal evidence of global warming, Carlene Phillips of Oak Hill Road submitted these shots of Bare Hill Pond taken in January of two
Historical Society owns land
Comments attributed to Town Counsel Mark Lanza is last week’s Press inaccurately characterized the Harvard Historical Society as a town-owned museum that sits on
Triplet update
Natural triplets born to Eric and Heather Matson (nee Olsen) February 19, 2006, are doing well and are presently at normal weight. Mother, father,
Fourth of July in winter
A good way to keep warm this winter is to volunteer to help with the Fourth of July Committee. This year the first official
Stronger arguments for an audit
Taxpayers should be grateful to the residents who researched the process and filed a citizens’ petition for action on a topic that’s been churning
Parks and Rec announces vacancy
The Parks and Recreation Commission will have one opening on the board after the retirement of Royall Cregar, who has been a member for
Athletes Barry and Jarvis honored
Bromfield athletes Kate Barry, who plays softball, and Darrin Jarvis, who plays field hockey and softball, were chosen to participate in the Massachusetts celebration
275 Years of a Town: Libraries
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. Reverend Peter Whitney, writing of Harvard in the
Thanks for local commitment
The Harvard Community Calendar Committee would like to thank those local businesses whose generous support helped us distribute our calendars to a significant number
More than we bargained for
The new library is stunning, and townspeople for decades to come will enjoy the hard work and craftsmanship that went into renovating Old Bromfield
