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Harvard media committee approves mission statement, recommends three new members.

Harvard Community Media Access Committee unanimously approves mission statement revision. Chair Patrick Vallaeys, voting members Kate Wool and Cynthia Fontaine, and Station Manager Brittany Blaney oversaw the update distinguishing the committee name from the station name, to be submitted after May

Select Board approves $36.7M budget with $135,370 override.

Harvard Select Board unanimously approves $36.7M FY27 budget with $135,370 override. The override, requiring May 5 voter approval, covers $34,568 in lost school Title I federal funding, $38,000 for school supplies, $30,000 for Economic Development Director salary, $10,700 for finance receptionist,

Council on Aging approves February minutes, receives director and treasurer reports.

Harvard Council on Aging board approves February minutes and operational reports. Director Debbie Thompson reported on housing assistance, upcoming lithium battery and Irish cultural programs, and a Volunteer Luncheon set for April 24. The Council's finances remain strong, with the board currently

Planning Board approves 35 Oak Hill Road artist residency conversion

Harvard Planning Board unanimously approves 35 Oak Hill Road artist residency conversion. The board cleared Greenhut Artist Residency to operate a live-work program for five resident artists per session at the 9.95-acre property, requiring on-site staff residency and compliance with wetland

Working group elects Farber-Chen chair; Ruze recommended for appointment.

Harvard Addiction Abatement Fund Working Group elects Aaron Farber-Chen as chair. Brad Holub, the previous chair, formally resigned to represent Harvard on the NOAC; Farber-Chen was elected unanimously. The group voted to recommend Patty Ruze, a Harvard resident with 15 years of correctional