Volunteer crew repairs boat docks for summer
Harbormaster Bob O’Shea worked with a group of volunteers over the past two weeks to repair damage done to the boat docks at Bare…
Resiliency group sets action plan to reduce town’s carbon footprint
The Community Resiliency Working Group is emerging as Harvard’s lead organizer in the development of a townwide climate action and resilience plan. Established in…
Commission holds boat lottery, considers return of lessons
Planning for the opening of the town beach to summertime activities is well underway. The Parks and Recreation Commission met Monday to conduct the…
Barton, Bagatelle seek reelection
The remaining incumbents for the May 18 Town Election have announced their plans for candidacy.…
Parks and Rec to buy new paddle boards and hike rental fees
Looking ahead to summer boating on the pond, the Parks and Recreation Commission is working to update the rental kiosk at the town beach. …
2021 Town Election: Wallace says she won’t run again; three other incumbents declare their candidacies
With the May 18 Town Election approaching, positions on Harvard’s four elected boards—School Committee, Select Board, and boards of trustees for Warner Free Lectures…
State loosens restrictions, Harvard businesses respond cautiously
On Monday, March 1, the state entered the second step of its planned Phase 3 reopening. In this step, restaurants are now allowed to…
Tony Shaw reflects on his 40 years as a volunteer firefighter
Tony Shaw, a lieutenant with the Harvard Fire Department and longtime Harvard resident, is celebrating 40 years with the department this year. “It’s a…
CPC nixes feasibility studies for new athletic fields, approves remaining requests
After much deliberation, the Community Preservation Committee has voted on its funding recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year. …
‘Team is improving with every game,’ says boys basketball coach
With just one game left, the Bromfield boys varsity basketball team is ending its season on a high note. The team’s record stands at…
