At its meeting this morning the Harvard Municipal Affordable Housing Trust Fund voted to discontinue any further consideration of the proposal by Metro West Collaborative Development, Inc. to develop the property located at 166 Littleton Road and voted to offer the property for sale.

The non-profit Center on the Common, which has attempted for the past two years to create a viable cultural center in Harvard’s old library, announced today that it was shutting down.

A bill was recently signed into law by Governor Patrick, allowing for community shared solar energy systems within Harvard to be exempt from taxes.

The Bromfield boys' soccer team lost to top-seeded Sutton yesterday, Nov. 15, by a score of 3-0 in the Central Mass. Division 4 championship game.

Anyone hoping to buy one of eight remaining affordable homes to be built at Trail Ridge on Littleton County Road must submit an application to Trail Ridge’s state-sanctioned lottery agent, the Sudbury Housing Trust, no later than Monday, Nov. 17.

Ken Swanton of Fairbank Street has defeated Deborah Thomson of Poor Farm Road in Tuesday's Special Town Election to fill the single open seat on the Board of Selectman.

by Joan Eliyesil
 

Corrected and updated Oct. 28, 2014, 10:a.m.
 

With less than three days remaining before Moderator Robert Eubank calls this week’s Special Town Meeting to order, the selectmen today reached agreement on the wording of the report they will present and the motions they will make as they seek voters' approval to move ahead with their plan for the renovation of Town Hall.

A car driven by a Lancaster resident returning home from the annual Columbus Day Weekend Flea Market at the Bromfield School was flipped on its side this afternoon as it attempted to pass or avoid a vehicle stopped in front of the General Store.

The Special Town Caucus, convened at Town Hall on Saturday, Sept.27, to nominate two candidates for the office of selectman, ended almost as soon as it began.