Harvard Soccer Club is advertising a new Challenger Sports TinyTykes program for children too young for in-town U5/U6 play, set for Sundays, September 13 through October 18, at Charlie Waite Fields. Registration runs through the Challenger Sports site. No Harvard High School contests we…
The Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded eight property transfers in Harvard between July 31 and Aug. 29, but none of the filings had a sale price recorded, so a price range and median could not be calculated for the period. The month's most distinctive transaction was an unaddressed Harvard
The Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee is recommending a drawdown, not chemical treatment, to manage pond weeds this season. The committee's plan, detailed in slides and video from an Aug. 10 Zoom meeting posted to its town web page, favors lowering water levels over herbicid…
Harvard Water & Sewer Commission unanimously approved a sewer connection permit for 11 Mass Avenue and discussed initiating the Town's first formal water rate study in response to anticipated cost increases from the transition to Devens water supply.
The Commission on Disabilities advanced plans to enhance polling place accessibility and assess facilities for disability access.
Harvard Personnel Board unanimously approved amendments to Chapter 78 of the town Personnel bylaw. The board voted 5-0 to remove section 78-7 Employee Benefits in its entirety, as that content had previously been incorporated into the Personnel Policies and Procedures. The amendments also included
The Harvard School Committee voted unanimously to defer a $28 million Bromfield School HVAC and roof project to the spring annual town meeting. Superintendent Dana Labb presented the scope, noting the original estimate of $14-16 million has increased to $28 million total, with the roof accounting
Ten property transfers were recorded in Harvard between July 24 and August 22, 2026, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $921,500, closed July 31 between sellers Blythe L. Jamba and Guang Ying Li and buyers Alexander Straus and Jenny Citrin. The other nine sales, spanning addresses…
Harvard Conservation Commission held a strategic planning session to map stewardship duties and funding across hundreds of protected acres. Chair Jim Burns convened the meeting with six members and Conservation Agent Liz Allard, reviewing the Commission's authority under the 1972 Wetland Protection
Harvard's Community Media Access Committee unanimously promoted alternate member Andrew Gavin to full membership and advanced Robert Blanck as an alternate candidate on August 19th. Chair Patrick Vallaeys will coordinate both appointments with Select Board liaison Ahmet Corapcioglu. Station Manager