Erhart Muller was a man quick to aid a worthy cause
Erhart Muller was a generous philanthropist, quick to come to the aid of a worthy cause. In addition to assisting family members struggling to…
Understanding of macular degeneration is a part of Muller’s legacy
Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the United States, a disease that affected Erhart Muller. At the time I met Mr.…
Shelf Space: What’s new at the Harvard Public Library, 3/27/15
New for Children The Turtle of Oman by Naomi Shihab Nye This novel shines with gentle humor and tells the story of Aref Al-Amri,…
Thanks for emergency services
After many years of living in Harvard without any major incident, we recently had to call for help on two separate occasions. Fortunately for…
Current Events: March 27, 2015
Friday night with Bare Hill Band The Bare Hill Band will play upstairs at the General Store Friday, March 27, at 7:30 p.m. The…
Senior Spotlight: March 27, 2015
Opportunity to vote on Hildreth House improvements Parking and access improvements at Hildreth House will be up for a vote (Article 22) at Annual…
An athletic tradition
Heather Flokos dashes under a bridge formed by her teammates as the senior class is announced at the annual staff-senior basketball game, Friday night,…
Vote for a safe, accessible Hildreth House and more capacity for outreach to seniors
It’s a rare event when Harvard’s fiscal hawks and doves flock to support proposals that increase town debt and add to the number of…
COA’s St. Patrick’s Day luncheon a success
This has been a long and arduous winter, but through it all, Harvard has shown itself to be a close-knit community that takes care…
Erhart R. Muller
Harvard’s oldest citizen, longtime Shaker Village resident, Conservation Trust founder, humanitarian Erhart Muller. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz) After nearly half a century driving and…
