A review of the town’s recreational programs conducted by the town’s auditor this summer has concluded that the income collected by the Parks and Recreation Commission each year has failed to cover the commission’s monthly program costs for all but two of the past 24 months.

At Special Town Meeting in two weeks, the Finance Committee will recommend that the article asking for additional money to pay for construction of an ADA-compliant front entrance to the old library be tabled until the spring.

In just two weeks, the center of Harvard will become Concord, 1862, for the filming of Columbia Pictures’ “Little Women.” All roads leading to the center will be closed, with traffic diverted to a network of secondary roads.

The School Building Committee heard about plans for essential systems in the new elementary school last week, with an emphasis on energy savings and technology.

Director of Finance David Nalchajian resigned Sept. 24. In his resignation letter Nalchajian said he had accepted a new job as senior manager of accounting with the town of Hopkinton.

Trichome Health, a cannabis business that had applied to locate a retail store in Harvard, has withdrawn its application.

The Select Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to endorse a seven-article warrant for the upcoming Special Town Meeting, scheduled to convene Monday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. in upper Town Hall.

Harvard’s Police Department has many strengths ... and a few things that could be better.

A posting on Nextdoor brought an unusually swift response from Town Hall this week.