Harvard-Devens Jurisdiction Committee meets Thursday afternoon with an amended agenda for the two communities. Also in today's brief (5 items): Harvard-Devens Jurisdiction Committee meets with amended agenda; Charter Review Committee meets in person Thursday; Harvard school policy panel…
Harvard School Committee approved comprehensive improvement plans for all three schools.
Harvard Planning Board advanced five zoning articles for a town meeting vote on October 20.
One Harvard-resident obituary was published this week: Flynn, Patricia R., 86, formerly of Harvard, Massachusetts and more recently of Manchester, New Hampshire, who died Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at Catholic Medical Center. Her notice was posted through Lambert Funeral Home & Cremat…
Harvard land records show 14 deeds recorded recently with sale prices missing from nearly all of them. From our own coverage: 14 deeds recorded, sale prices mostly missing. Also in today's brief (6 items): Second zoning primer set for Tuesday evening; Finance Committee meets Wednesday a…
Harvard recorded 14 property deeds between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but the Worcester County Registry of Deeds had posted a sale price for only one by press time: 16 Ayer Road, which sold for $100,000 on Sept. 2 from sellers Sandra Femino and Shawn E. McCollim to buyer Rockland Trust Co. The other 13
Harvard's Conservation Commission has scheduled a public hearing for Oct. 1, with the agenda to be posted soon. Also in today's brief (3 items): Zoning 101 preview session set for Sept. 29; Nashoba health board meets Oct. 1; School Policy Subcommittee meets Oct. 2.
Harvard Conservation Commission approved a septic system determination for East Bare Hill Road.
Harvard officials will walk residents through zoning basics and the fall Town Meeting warrant on Tuesday evening. Also in today's brief (3 items): Warner Free Lecture series hosts square dancing night; Town offers zoning primer ahead of Town Meeting; Nashoba Associated Boards of Health …
Harvard Select Board set a 3.25% base budget increase guideline for fiscal year 2028, Chair SusanMary Redinger announced at a special meeting, with Town Administrator Dawn Dunbar and Finance Director Jared Mullane present. The ceiling, excluding debt, benefits, and sewer subsidy, is calibrated to