John Osborn

Ron Ricci was elected to be chairman of the Board of Selectmen in a close vote Tuesday, May 12, as the board opted for…

The government-funded chipping and disposal of the December ice storm debris, which lines Harvard roads like some gothic hedgerow, is about to begin.…

The town center sewer project will go forward after voters affirmed their support for the $1.9 million project twice this week. Articles 24 and…

Voters at Saturday’s Annual Town Meeting voted overwhelmingly to pass articles 24 and 25, enabling the $1.9 million town center sewer project to go…

At a special public meeting in which they heard comments from residents and other interested parties, Harvard’s selectmen unanimously approved a modified financial plan…

The Board of Selectmen added one more element to its near-final plan for a town center sewer system: a draft charter for a nine-member,…

For many Harvard residents, the benefits of a sewer system built to collect and treat the wastewater of the businesses, churches, municipal buildings, and…

Voters, including the owners of 74 properties in the town center, will get to decide at Town Meeting May 2 whether to build the…

Property owners within the proposed town center sewer district would pay for 75 percent of the sewer project’s estimated $1.9 million construction costs—a 20…

The to-do list of the Town Center Sewer Action Group (TCSAG) seems to grow even as it contracts—like a glacier on the verge of…