Harvard Board of Health approves septic system upgrade for Old Littleton Road property. The Board voted unanimously to grant a local upgrade allowing use of a sieve analysis instead of a conventional PERC test for 228 Old Littleton Road, where an existing house is being rebuilt with the same
Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee approves prior minutes, faces $1,500 budget shortfall. Treasurer Peter Von Loesecke reported outstanding obligations of roughly $5,200, including an ARC monitoring contract of approximately $4,457; ARC's fees increased approximately $1,500 over the
Three members of Harvard's Commission on Disabilities announced they will not continue. Heidi Gomez and Elizabeth Fesl declined to renew their terms, and Davida Bagatelle will step down at the end of June.
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
Conservation Commission approves waivers for Old Littleton Road wetland work. The panel unanimously cleared invasive remediation and driveway resurfacing within a 50-foot no-disturb buffer zone at 228 Old Littleton Road, where owner Nicholas DiDuca plans to demolish existing structures and build a
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
The Warner Free Lecture Trustees outlined 2026-27 programming and reported their account balance had grown. The Harvard board discussed upcoming lectures including a Pin Hill presentation possibly in partnership with the Historical Society and Conservation Trust, a Commonwealth Fusion Systems
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,
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
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
Get Harvard's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.