Disappointed in Press position
When I first read the new Harvard Press I felt like I was having coffee with an old friend. The familiar names, the recognizable
Teachers are still underpaid
I deeply respect the volunteer town officials who work tirelessly. I disagree with their philosophy to balance town finances by extracting more teacher concessions.
Good lessons
I was disturbed by the recent editorial under the ExPressions heading in the new Harvard Press. The teacher contract negotiations have been divisive and
Who could imagine?
Who could imagine that someone would set an animal trap on one of the most heavily used parcels of conservation land in town? Holy
Nashoba Valley Knitter’s Guild picks mitten contest winners
Winners of the Nashoba Valley Knitters Guild mitten contest show off their entries. From left to right are Lynn Cooke (seated), Harvard; Fran Meyer,
More open discussion needed
Saturday’s joint boards meeting to discuss the FY 2008 school budget was filled to capacity with town residents. Evidently many in town were interested
Budget season
Budgets are well under way, and as boring as some people find them, they do determine how our taxes are spent, and how much
Edward Culverhouse honored at reception
Edward Culverhouse, center, receives an award for 20 years of service to the Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley from Excutive Director Ellen Levinson
Devens Citizens’ Petitiion
Section 1. The recent split town votes which defeated the Devens Disposition Executive Board (DDEB) 2B scenario disposition proposal indicate that reaching a disposition
275 Years of a Town: Makamacheckamucks
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. Aboriginal Makamacheckamucks has been degraded by vulgar usage
