Sister made a difference
I knew we picked a great town to move to, but I never thought I would need support from so many friends as badly
Police Log: May 1 to May 7, 2007
Tuesday, May 1 A mailbox on South Shaker Road was pushed to the ground by a vandal sometime before the owner called police at
2007 Harvard Press haiku contest winners
250″ height=”174 First Prize Twirling up the hills, Parasols of pink and white: Apple blossom dance —Carlene Phillips Honorable Mention In this town
Trash talkin’
One of the town committees that desperately needs volunteers is the Transfer Station Committee. As we reported several weeks ago, the committee is now
Cultural Council welcomes two new members
The Harvard Cultural Council has two new members: Mary Vesenka-Turner and Rachel Oglesby. Vesenka-Turner grew up in town, graduated from Bromfield, studied theater arts
McClellan engaged
Amy Robertson and James McClellan IV. (Courtesy Photo) James and Valerie McClellan III of Littleton Road announce the engagement of their son, James Lewis
The world’s a stage
Congratulations to the middle school students who earned the gold medal and the ensemble award in the drama festival last weekend, and to the
Deck honored at Emerson Hospital
Harvard resident and nurse Dinah Deck. (Courtesy photo) Harvard resident Dinah Deck was recently honored with a Clinical Advancement Level IV award at Emerson
275 Years of a Town: Going to meeting
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. The elders, the deacons, the tithing men, were
Event deserved more coverage
Your coverage [April 20] of Winds for Change, Harvard’s kite festival and global warming awareness day surprised and disappointed me. An event that pulled
