Historical Commission to hear Fivesparks sculpture proposal
The Harvard Historical Commission will hold a public hearing at its regularly scheduled meeting Sept. 2, to vote on a proposal to install three…
Local author publishes a literary love story: ‘The Good Parts’
The adage “Third time’s the charm” has proven true for writer Evann Normandin of Old Littleton Road, whose debut novel, “The Good Parts,” has…
‘Walk for a New Dawn’ passes through town, aiming to change state flag and seal
A dozen people gathered Sunday evening, Aug. 9, at the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church’s fellowship building on Elm Street to welcome concerned citizens traveling…
Harvard’s Fourth of July: Tropical heat, community, and candy
Jeremy and Ruby Haag eagerly awaited the start of the annual Fourth of July parade in a shady spot by the blinking light of…
Dwight bids farewell, urges unity and support for students
“I leave with the fondest of memories and very good feelings about it all,” Dr. Linda Dwight said, sitting at her nearly bare desk…
At 87 Ayer Road: From gravestone slate to McIntosh apples to conservation land
The property at 87 Ayer Road, which was recently purchased by the Harvard Conservation Trust and is now called the Farwell Quarry, has a…
A tradition within a tradition: Volunteers prepare Chinese food for Celebration
Pat Harris, Ling Jia, and Vivien Zia prepare sushi before the prom-goers arrive. (Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz) Celebration, the Harvard post-prom party, always incorporates…
Student leadership and creativity take center stage at schools’ arts celebration
Madeline Bride proudly shows off her artwork to her parents (not pictured). (Photos by Hannah Taylor) The Harvard Public Schools hosted its annual Fine…
Annuals, perennials, shrubs, and veggies: May 16 Garden Club sale has something for every gardener
Whether you’re just starting a garden or looking to complement what you already have, you’ll find what you need at the Garden Club of…
Fruitlands Museum opens its season with ‘Eye of the Beholder’ exhibition
A ceramic cat is part of the Sears collection. Ko-tyit (Cochiti Pueblo), “Cat Effigy,” 1880-1930, clay and slip. Collection of Fruitlands Museum, The Trustees.…
