From the Great and General Court
New bill requires landlords to tell tenants of hazards A loophole in Ch. 21E of the Massachusetts General Laws allows landlords not to notify
Vellante-Butler engagement announced
2007_01_26/vellante_250w) Gabe and Janet Vellante are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Ashley, to Scott Butler, son of Brian and Marsha Butler
Board of Selectmen, 1/16/07
Town will join Suburban Coalition The selectmen instructed Tim Bragan to find $250 for the town’s annual membership in the Suburban Coalition and
Planning Board, 1/22/07
This week’s meeting of the Planning Board offered a glimpse into some of the articles that could be offered to voters at Harvard’s March
275 Years of a Town: Advisory School Committee
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. In March, 1832, the advisory committee presented a
Take action to avoid regrets
One year I’d like to go to Town Meeting and rejoice that we are in fine financial position and can save for a rainy
Police Log: January 16 to 22, 2007
Tuesday, January 16 Police checked out low-hanging cable wires on Bowers Road at 10:32 a.m., and called the cable company to come repair them.
My Two Cents: Harvard’s town center, a place for everyone
We recently had the pleasure of traveling through the State of Maine on the way to Caribou. Once off the highway, we were treated
Chic Boutique raises funds and spirits
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz In a twist on fundraising, the Bromfield swim team gets suited up for the Snow Ball and spring proms
More on the intersection
There is a really great cartoon in the January 12 issue of the Harvard Press. It depicts the pleasures of motorists enjoying that brilliant
