Over the past two decades, our student population has ranged from a high of 1,338 in 2006 to our current enrollment of 1,028. Based on this historical data, Harvard Public Schools could accommodate ...

The library isn’t just stacked with books. Now it has a Library of Things where you can borrow items to try before you buy or ...

Form-based code A land development regulation, or bylaw, that is meant to be less confusing and less wordy than the traditional bylaw used in most Massachusetts communities. In addition to written ...

Ben Baron officially took on the role in late 2024 after longtime Harvard resident and previous harbormaster Bob O’Shea fell ...

The motion made at Town Meeting to approve Article 12 will state that passing it is contingent on passing an override at the ballot box. If 1B fails, the motion will state, the budgeted amount will be ...

This spring I was mad at her. Margaret Renkl is a keen observer of nature, which makes her writing, in her books and her ...

West Side Creamery is located at 537 Mass. Ave. in West Acton and was opened by a group of friends in 2019. Though still a ...

Town Meeting is Harvard’s legislature. The Select Board has put forward 44 articles for voters to debate and approve, one of the longest warrants in recent memory. Every registered voter can have a ...

The board of Fivesparks has made a significant expansion in its cultural offerings—the establishment of Fivesparks Theater.

The girls varsity lacrosse team thrived in the more spring-like weather last week, winning their game 11-3 against Oakmont on ...

Readers looking for a one-page overview of the fiscal 2026 budget—and assurance that it balances—should turn to Harvard’s five-year budgeted revenue and expense projection, often referred to as the ...

It’s the new commercial zoning bylaw proposed for Harvard’s commercial district, a 1.2 mile stretch of Ayer Road between the Route 2 interchange and the Ayer town line. Voters will have the chance to ...