John Osborn

For the second time in four years, Selectman Stu Sklar has asked his colleagues on the board to support tax relief for Harvard’s most…

Residents who dispose of their old monitors and TVs at the Transfer Station will now pay a $30 fee for the service, an increase…

On target and ahead of schedule, the selectmen approved a draft budget for fiscal 2019 this week and sent it on to the Finance…

Harvard’s charter commissioners have sought in their final report to relieve the selectmen of burdensome day-to-day duties. But with the signing of a special…

The knowledge that taxpayers will soon be asked to approve one of the most expensive building projects in the town’s history hangs over fiscal…

If Town Meeting approves, the fight to combat invasive plants on town conservation land and the town’s continuing effort to preserve its historical documents…

Harvard’s admission to a new state-sponsored group-purchasing program promises to lower the cost of replacing fossil-fueled heating systems and traditional air-conditioning units with energy-saving…

When Harvard homeowners open their third-quarter real estate tax bills in January, they will likely see an increase of as much as 6 percent…

Led by Harvard native Nico Agosta, the Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School boys cross-country team placed first at Saturday’s MIAA Division 2 state…

Voters at Monday night’s Special Town Meeting approved construction of an accessible front door for the old library and six additional articles, but voted…