In a unanimous vote Tuesday, Feb. 25, the Select Board approved the zero-emission vehicle first policy.

The School Committee’s longtime goal has been to keep the Bromfield School’s 1960s building well maintained and usable as far into the future as possible. Since at least 2015, the building’s heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system has been a major concern. 

The Harvard School District newsletter for March began with a response to the recent federal executive orders aimed at the LGBTQ community.

The Select Board voted Tuesday night to offer voters a fiscal layer cake at Town Meeting in May, one that allows voters to choose how much they are willing to increase property taxes to pay for the personnel and expenses that town departments and the schools say are necessary to adequately serve the town in the coming fiscal year.

It’s been a week since the Select Board voted unanimously to censure former chair Don Ludwig for his derogatory posts to the X social media platform and asked him to resign.

Last month Harvard took action against four delinquent property owners, placing liens on their properties for a total of $470,000.

“It’s a lot of articles.” That was Select Board member Kara Minar’s comment when the board completed its review of 35 of the 45 articles in this year’s Annual Town Meeting warrant. The board held off reviewing the 10 articles submitted by the Planning Board and scheduled another meeting for March 11 to discuss those.