Worth A. Robbins
Harvard Press publisher, tireless advocate for a better Harvard Worth Robbins. (Courtesy photo) Worth Robbins, proud publisher of the Harvard Press and champion of small-town
Worth Robbins: Citizen of Note
Press publisher Worth Robbins, who died suddenly last week, was one of a kind. His loss is a loss to the town of Harvard
Remembering those we lost in 2020
As we start a new year, we look back with fond remembrance of those Harvard residents, friends, and relatives to whom we said goodbye
Publishers Corner: What’s next for the Press?
At Town Meeting we were surprised and incredibly pleased to learn that the Press had been honored as Citizen of Note for 2019. The publishers,
Publishers Corner: How’s the Press doing
As we shift and adapt to changing times, we are often asked, “How’s the Press doing?” The short answer is, OK for now. Although
Remembering those we lost in 2019
As we start a new year, we look back with fond remembrance of those Harvard residents, friends, and relatives to whom we said goodbye
Publishers Corner: Making progress toward sustainability; challenges remain
For several years, the Press has been concerned about shrinking resources, both financial and human. We are happy to report, as we bring 2019
Crowds ignore misty weather and flock to Harvard’s annual flea market
Photos by Tim Clark Buy Photos Photo Reprint Policy Life imitates art at this vendor's booth. Billy Nigzus (left) and Bill Berthoud man the
Publishers Corner: Help the Press move forward
Welcome to fall! Before our summer break, we reported that we had formed a community steering committee to help plan our future and to
Publishers Corner: Ensuring the future of the Press just got easier!
In the year since our sustaining subscriber program began, more than 130 families have become sustaining subscribers. For the first time in many years,
