The Planning Board made several changes this week to its proposed senior housing bylaw in response to a flurry of recent feedback. 

The Board of Health voted at its Sept. 8 meeting to add PFAS to the list of substances some homeowners with private wells must test for before selling their homes. 

Article 2 of the warrant for the Oct. 3 Special Town Meeting will determine the future of Bromfield House, currently home to the superintendent’s office and other school administrative personnel.

In one way or another, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected every Harvard resident, but some have been hit harder than the rest. 

At its Sept. 17 meeting, the Conservation Commission unanimously approved rules governing deer hunting on five parcels of conservation land.

Grievances regarding speeding and reckless driving in their neighborhood drew approximately 15 residents of Still River to last week’s Select Board meeting.

Photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of the new elementary school have been part of the building plans since the beginning. Now National Grid has brought those plans to a dead stop. 

News of the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sept. 19 brought more than 50 residents to the Common Saturday night for a candlelight vigil to mourn her passing.

Fall sports remain an uncertainty in Harvard, even as the governing association for interscholastic sports teams moves forward with plans for a modified fall season.

An announcement issued by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association board of directors last week may mean the end of the months-long competitive drought high school athletes have been enduring since early spring.