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State mandates govern Harvard’s affordable developments

November 24, 2006

by Valerie Hurley

Even the most civic-minded resident of Harvard might find it difficult to keep track of recent proposals for development projects in town. Of late,…

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Two candidates vie for town administrator position

November 24, 2006

by Cynthia Heiland

The Board of Selectmen narrowed the pool of town administrator applicants from 18 to six, it reported Tuesday night, and then to two based…

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Police Log: November 14 to 20, 2006

November 24, 2006

Tuesday, Nov. 14 Tuesday morning Harvard police received a phone call about a domestic matter that was resolved by phone. A short time later,…

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Déjà vu: Locally owned, independent news source comes to town

November 17, 2006

by Laura Andrews

When long-time Harvard residents opened their mail today, they may have experienced a case of déjà-vu. Today, November 17, is the date of the…

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Selectmen choose four-way stop at town center

November 17, 2006

by Mary Jarvis

The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously at its meeting Nov. 7 to permanently reconfigure the town-center intersection as a four-way stop.…

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Board has no recommendations for Devens’ future use

November 17, 2006

by Cynthia Heiland

The Devens Disposition Executive Board at its Nov. 9 meeting approved a motion not to submit any recommendations to the state legislature, acknowledging the…

From the Boards

Planning Board, 11/6/06

November 17, 2006

Conceptual plan on Ayer and Old Mill Roads Representing clients Robert Marhefka and Ed Plante, Michael Crounse of the engineering firm Gold, Prest, and…

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