Consider This: Harvard should grandfather health benefits of currently retired teachers
Harvard is a special place to live, and to work. I have been proudly and happily working for the Harvard Public Schools for 25
Revised premium splits should be applied to future, not current, teacher retirees
As both a longtime resident and veteran teacher in Harvard, I write regarding a letter from the selectmen to the retired teachers about why
Night soccer: A new tradition?
As a resident across from Harvard Park, the nighttime soccer was a big success, with great crowds that were enthusiastic and polite. We hope
Under the lights: Need more cowbell
If you heard “Boo-Rah BOO-RAH,” the boys varsity soccer team pregame chant; fire engine sirens; cowbells; vuvuzela horns; and “All In,” the girls varsity
A small town with a heart problem
Retired Harvard teachers were probably not surprised when they read the letter the selectmen sent them last week. They might have wished it would
At a Farmstand Near You: October 13 to 20, 2017
Harvard’s orchards are currently selling 19 different varieties of apples. Which to choose? If you’re looking for a sweet apple, try McIntosh, Fuji, Gala,
Jane E. Keiran
Nurse, loving grandmother, longtime resident Jane Keiran. (Courtesy photo) Jane E. (Perkins) Keiran, 78, of Harvard passed away peacefully at home Oct. 9, surrounded
Keep the presses rolling! Become a sustaining subscriber!
Four weeks ago we introduced the idea of sustaining subscriptions as a way to ensure a stable financial future for the Press. The response
Rolling in dough!
Doug Williams (left) and Bill Johnson prepare fried dough for the Harvard Lions Club at the 46th annual Harvard Flea Market, Oct. 7 on
Sports Roundup: October 13, 2017
Boys cross-country (1–1, 2–2) 9/30 MSTCA Wachusett Invitational. Sophomore Will Squire was fastest Bromfield runner, placing 12th with a time of 17 minutes 55
