The Harvard Fourth of July Committee unanimously imposed a fifty-dollar fee on vendors seeking booth space, requiring them to provide or manage a field event activity. Chair Christopher Chalifoux, joined by members Molly Sinkewicz and Rosie Ouellet, approved the policy at the June 3 meeting at Town
The Harvard Fourth of July Committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and heard accessibility concerns from the Commission on Disabilities about Library Field, the site of field events. Davida Bagatelle flagged 2022 ADA compliance issues with walkway slopes and surfaces; Committee Chair
Harvard's Fourth of July Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and advanced Semisesquicentennial planning on April 14. Chair Christopher Chalifoux arranged for the Harvard Press to announce parade registration opening the day before Annual Town Meeting, with Molly Sinkewicz set to design
The Harvard Fourth of July Committee approved February minutes and scheduled a May launch for parade registration and volunteer sign-up. Members Christopher Chalifoux and Molly Sinkewicz voted unanimously to accept prior minutes; Sinkewicz will prepare registration and Sign-up Genius forms while
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.
Harvard's Fourth of July Committee unanimously adopted the town's Code of Conduct for committee volunteers and tightened grant compliance procedures. Chair Christopher Chalifoux reported that a required Mass Cultural Council grant documentation step was missed in 2025, with the form submitted in
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