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Good news came out at the Conservation Commission meeting last week. The Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee reported that levels of both phosphorous…

My name is Matthew Cook and this is my first edition as editor of the Harvard Press. I started work at the Press last…

Voters at Thursday’s special Town Meeting should approve the additional $540,385 that must be authorized in order for the town center sewer project to…

“The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be the beginning.” —Ivy Baker Priest It’s been an…

Although the Press is on vacation for the next four weeks, harvardpress.com will be online, with breaking news and blog posts. In addition to…

People are unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered.     Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives.     Do good anyway.…

The good weather has arrived, and people are out enjoying it—walking, jogging, and bicycling along the byways of Harvard. School is winding to a…

If you missed out on participating in last year’s literary issue, you’re in luck: our fifth annual literary issue is coming up with our…

It isn’t often that we get a look into the world of what goes on behind the stories in the police log, but this…

It’s time to let you know that I’ve decided to retire from the Harvard Press after our July 4 issue is out the door,…