Youth hockey team captures championship
The Acton-Boxborough Squirt White youth hockey team wrapped up a successful season April 15 by capturing the Dual State Hockey League Championship with a
From the Great and General Court
UMass offers grants to reduce toxic practices The Toxic Use Reduction Institute at UMass–Lowell is seeking proposals for its community grant program, Senator Pam
Conservation Commission, 5/3/07
Residents gripe about horses on trails Conservation Commissioner Wendy Sisson told the board of a number of complaints from residents about horses on the
Planning Board, 5/7/07
Review of zoning waivers for 40B projects The Zoning Board of Appeals had asked the Planning Board to review a list of waivers requested
Board of Selectmen, 5/8/07
Hazardous Waste Day June 9 A household hazardous waste collection day has been set for Saturday, June 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Bromfield students take top prizes at Massachusetts State Science Fair
Bromfield students took top prizes for projects entered in the Massachusetts State Science and Engineering Fair, held at MIT Friday, May 4. Out of
275 Years of a Town: Politics
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. In the earlier elections for state officials, the
Eldridge voted against increasing state aid to local towns
I hope that all residents of Harvard noticed that Representative James Eldridge voted in favor of upholding the House speaker’s ruling to bar an
And speaking of small towns …
The kickoff to summer is often the town’s Fourth of July celebration. It’s usually well attended by residents and their out-of-town guests, who either
Deborah Kelly Studer
Social worker, sister of Harvard resident Deborah Kelly Studer, 38, of St. Pete Beach, Florida, who was a social worker serving soldiers who returned
