About this time two years ago, something happened that hadn’t been seen in Harvard for 75 years or more. Several American chestnut trees came into bloom. They bloomed again in 2025 and are blooming ...
Jeremy and Ruby Haag eagerly awaited the start of the annual Fourth of July parade in a shady spot by the blinking light of Harvard’s “downtown” crossroads. Standing there among myriad spectators, ...
In the past week, the ambulance responded to 11 calls and transported seven patients to the hospital, two with out-of-town ALS-Paramedics on board and one with Harvard ALS-Advanced personnel on board.
“I leave with the fondest of memories and very good feelings about it all,” Dr. Linda Dwight said, sitting at her nearly bare desk on June 29, her next-to-last day as superintendent of schools for ...
Along the stone wall of the Center Cemetery is a shady path that provides a convenient cut-through between Bromfield and the Common. Marred by cracks and tree roots that aggressively protrude from ...
One week remains to see the current exhibit at Fivesparks, which culminates in an Art and Poetry Stroll on Saturday, July 18, from 2 to 4 p.m., where visitors can interact with some of the show’s ...
Negotiations between town officials and Solect Energy are continuing, with the latest plan extending the date by which a formal agreement must be signed to Aug. 30 from the previous July 4 deadline.
The House voted 148-2 Wednesday night, July 8, to pass the $425 million, 82-page Mass Wins economic development bond bill, after the House Ways and Means Committee struck a provision that would have ...
As we prepare for our summer break (July 10–Aug. 10), we would like to report what’s been happening at the Press in 2026—and to thank you for making all of it possible. Winning ‘general excellence’ ...
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