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Six Harvard deeds recorded in late July, all without disclosed sale prices

Six property deeds were recorded in Harvard between July 10 and Aug. 8, 2026, but none disclosed a sale price, so no price range or median can be reported for the period. Transactions included two deeds on Littleton County Road, one of which transferred a property to the Harvard Town Assessors, and

Harvard Records 11 Property Transfers in July, None With a Disclosed Sale Price

Eleven properties in Harvard changed hands between July 3 and Aug. 1, per Worcester County Registry of Deeds records, but none of the 11 deeds disclosed a sale price, so no price range or median can be reported this month. Stow Road and Still River Road each saw two transfers, and Littleton County

Select Board approves tree removal despite resident objection.

Harvard Select Board appoints interim administrator as permanent Town Administrator. The board unanimously voted to name Dawn Dunbar as the town's next administrator, with Board Chair SusanMary Redinger authorized to begin contract negotiations; members praised her communication skills and

Select Board interviews interim town administrator for permanent role

Select Board interviews interim town administrator for permanent role. Interim Town Administrator Dawn Dunbar discussed 16 years of municipal government experience, including prior positions in Groton as interdepartmental assistant, executive assistant to the town manager, and town clerk, before

Tree Warden approves removal of seven public trees on Ayer Road.

Tree Warden JC Ferguson approved removal of seven public shade trees along Ayer Road during a June 9 public hearing, rejecting only an oak tree at 335 Ayer Road where the property owner objected. The Harvard Department of Public Works requested the removals for the Ayer Road improvement project;