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Fourth of July Committee approves prior minutes, plans parade outreach.

The Harvard Fourth of July Committee confirmed that all three incumbents — Christopher Chalifoux, Rosie Ouellet, and Molly Sinkewicz — will continue their service for the coming year. The committee voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and scheduled the next meeting for March 19, 2026.

Fourth of July Committee · Meeting of February 19, 2026

HARVARD — The Harvard Fourth of July Committee confirmed that all three incumbents — Christopher Chalifoux, Rosie Ouellet, and Molly Sinkewicz — will continue their service for the coming year. The committee voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and scheduled the next meeting for March 19, 2026. Chalifoux will arrange a briefing with new DPW Director Eric Ryder to familiarize him with the department's contributions to parade setup and field events.

In preparation for the town's 250th anniversary, the committee agreed to reduce plastic prize items at field events, discussed hat branding options, and tasked Sinkewicz with creating visual identifiers for the Parade Marshal and Citizen of Note. Sinkewicz also reported that the art contest is open.

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Source: the Fourth of July Committee meeting of February 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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