Looking back at 2018: A photographic year in review

January 10, 2019

Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz unless otherwise noted

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The Harvard Snowmobile Club gathers for a cookout on Depot Road, Jan. 7.

Rachel Ferguson’s advice to her graduating Bromfield classmates.

The Bromfield girls lacrosse team celebrates its district championship win against Mount Greylock June 14. The team went on to play in the MIAA Division 2 state championship where they fell to eight-time winner Norwell 12–10.

Residents in the Bromfield gymnasium erupt with cheers as Moderator Bob Eubank announces that the plan to build a new elementary school passes at Annual Town Meeting, May 5.

From left: Meghan Saranich, Ava McEwen, Ayla Dandridge, and Claire Murphy relax after the Harvard Woman’s Club Valentine’s tea scholarship fundraiser.

The Oliver family appropriately poses in front of Oliver & Sons Butcher shop on the Little Women set before setting off to trick or treat on Halloween. From left: Charles, Andrew, Dana, and Matthew.

Harvard’s own singer/songwriter Ashley Jordan (center) and her band perform in the pre-Fourth of July fireworks show at Fruitlands, July 2, while a pair of young girls practice gymnastics.

Selectwoman Lucy Wallace applauds as Pat Jennings waves to the crowd after being named Harvard’s Citizen of Note at Annual Town Meeting.

Loren Johnson (left) and Dennis Lyddy raise the flag during the Fourth of July celebration. (Photo by Tom Aciukewicz)

Work began Nov. 26 to make the old library compliant with the American Disabilities Act. The original front entrance to the library will be restored and an access ramp added.

Charlie Pappas (No. 10) gets to the ball before a St. Mary’s defender as Charlie Bardenheuer backs him up in the state final, Nov. 17. The team won 3–1 to capture the MIAA Division 4 state championship for the second year in a row.

Emma Watson of Harry Potter fame stands outside the General Store between takes of a scene from “Little Women.”

Bromfield students gather to protest school shootings March 14 during the National School Walkout.

First-graders Michael Mao, Tony Xu, Ashley Collins, and Grace Nichols look for aquatic life in pond water during a field trip to Bare Hill Pond with the Nashua River Watershed Association, April 27.

Members of Lori Trahan’s and Steve Koh’s campaigns gather around Steve Cronin (seated, left) as he looks over a ballot with a questionable vote as Town Counsel Mark Lanza (standing right with face showing) comes over to weigh in during the Third Congressional District Democratic primary recount, Sept. 14.

Boy Scouts from Troop 1 raise the flag at the World War I Memorial Rededication, Nov. 11, the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI.

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