The Massachusetts Senate passed its version of Gov. Maura Healey's $425 million Mass Wins economic development bond bill late Thursday night, after a session that stretched on for hours. Senators ...

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As we start a new year, we look back with fond remembrance of those Harvard residents, friends, and relatives to whom we said goodbye in 2023. Each in their own way helped weave the tapestry of life ...

About this time two years ago, something happened that hadn’t been seen in Harvard for 75 years or more. Several American chestnut trees came into bloom. They bloomed again in 2025 and are blooming ...

Jeremy and Ruby Haag eagerly awaited the start of the annual Fourth of July parade in a shady spot by the blinking light of Harvard’s “downtown” crossroads. Standing there among myriad spectators, ...

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Joseph P. Belotti Jr., known as “Joe” or “Sonny,” 77, and a resident of Harvard for 48 years, died June 21, 2026, after a hard fought battle with pancreatic cancer. Born Oct. 3, 1948, at Mount Auburn ...

As we start a new year, we look back with fond remembrance of those Harvard residents, friends, and relatives to whom we said goodbye in 2022.

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Rollstone Bank & Trust has donated $2,500 to Just Understand My Potential (JUMP) in support of their 2022-2023 $50K Grant Challenge, given by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, to ...

The House voted 148-2 Wednesday night, July 8, to pass the $425 million, 82-page Mass Wins economic development bond bill, after the House Ways and Means Committee struck a provision that would have ...

In the past week, the ambulance responded to 11 calls and transported seven patients to the hospital, two with out-of-town ALS-Paramedics on board and one with Harvard ALS-Advanced personnel on board.