Being a selectman in a small town like Harvard is similar to acting as the head of a successful small company. One must wear many hats, make decisions on a variety of often complex items, and call on a vast amount of life experiences. In my opinion there are three candidates who exhibit these qualities. I urge the voters of Harvard to put an “X” next to the names of Leo Blair, Ron Ricci, and Peter Warren to ensure that the town of Harvard prospers in the ensuing years.
Jack Spero
Deerfoot Trail
