Civil discourse
Several comments are made in this week’s paper about treating people civilly as we head into Town Meeting and elections, and we heartily concur.
Board of Selectmen, 3/13/07
Charter cable service not up to par Selectman Scott Kimball told the board that he has heard from several townspeople about the poor cable
Zupancic wins third in regional science far
Kaitlin Zupancic with her science fair project. (Courtesy photo) Kaitlin Zupancic , Cameron Road, won third place in the Worcester Regional Science Fair Friday,
275 Years of a Town: Home Manufacture
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. In a letter from Rev. Joseph Wheeler, dated
Support Good Friday walk
Now that Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday are past and we are well into Lent, a time of repentance and introspection, I usually start
So what’s with spring?
All our calenders show that spring starts March 21. All our calenders are wrong. When many of us were growing up, we could count
Ruth M. (Campbell) Seuss
Mother and grandmother of Harvard residents Ruth Seuss. (Courtesy photo) Ruth M. (Campbell) Seuss, 75, of 14 Mt. View Drive in Clinton, died Friday,
Police Log: March 6 to 12, 2007
Tuesday, March 6 Boxborough police called dispatch at 10:38 p.m. to ask Harvard police to be on the lookout for a man they believe
New FinCom appointment process may elicit new ideas
While I can’t speak for all of the 26 individuals who signed the citizens’ petition to make the Finance Committee an elected board, I
Current Finance Committee is not representative
As parents of children enrolled in the Harvard public schools, we’ve watched the slow but inexorable toll taken by succeeding budget cuts. A talented
