Correction
Friday, July 4, 2008

The article “Ayer Road affordable rentals project killed” in the June 13 issue of the Press incorrectly stated that the deposit on the property was $75,000; the deposit was actually $100,000.

Correction
Friday, June 27, 2008

The dates listed for the Board of Selectmen meeting and School Committee meeting in last week’s Harvard Roll Call were incorrect. The votes listed for the selectmen were from the May 20 meeting of that board; votes for the School Committee were from that board’s May 27 meeting.

Correction
Friday, June 13, 2008

In the article “JBOS considers change in Devens housing cap,” which appeared in the May 30 issue of the Press, we incorrectly stated that the Devens Committee is the governing body for Devens. Devens is actually governed by MassDevelopment.

Correction
Friday, May 23, 2008

Last week a letter to the editor seeking donations for the Harvard Historical Society Preservation Project listed an incorrect mailing address for donations. The correct address is Harvard Historical Society, P.O. Box 542, Harvard, 01451.

Correction
Friday, April 25, 2008

In last week’s Press it was reported that the vote for officers on the School Committee at the April 14 school board meeting was unanimous. The chairman was actually elected by majority: 3 voted for, one voted against, one abstained.

Correction
Friday, April 11, 2008

At ATM voters accepted a land gift from James A. Dunlap, Jr.—three parcels of land on Old Littleton Road totaling about 40 acres. Dunlap was born in Harvard 89 years ago, and has lived here all his life. He was present at ATM with his son, Bob, and his daughter, Bev Rodrigues. This information was presented incorrectly in the April 4 issue of the Press.

Correction
Friday, February 15, 2008

In last week's article about the Love Letters performance at the library, the adult ticket price listed was incorrect. Tickets are $12 for adults. 

Correction
Friday, January 4, 2008

Contrary to the police report in the Dec. 21 issue of the Press, the Ayer driver who encountered a deer on Still River Road Dec. 12 did not strike the deer with his car and did not take the carcass back to Ayer for his own use. The deer jumped into the side of the car; police called the animal control officer to remove the carcass.

Correction
Friday, November 30, 2007

In last week’s article about the Thanksgiving classical concert organized by Kristina Kronauer and Lizzie Douglas we said that Lizzie was a member of the “Bromfield flute choir.” She is actually a member of the Indian Hill “Flute Grupe.”

Correction
Friday, November 9, 2007

In last week’s Press, a photo of the festivities at the Harvard Family Association Halloween party incorrectly identified the Bilafer brothers both as Ryan. Ryan Bilafer, bobbing for doughnuts, was helped by his mom and his brother, Evan.

Clarification
Friday, November 9, 2007

Not to worry—Deborah Garfield still works at the library. Since the 10-year library veteran took the courtesy photo that appeared on page 5 in last week’s Press, her name should have been listed as “not present for photo.”

Clarification
Friday, October 19, 2007

The MCAS scores reported in last week’s Press were for all students in the district, including Harvard Elementary School, The Bromfield School and special needs students in out-of-district placements. The article stated that, in 2006, both the math and English MCAS had 1 percent of 10th-graders failing. It should be noted that no students at Bromfield have failed in the last three years.

Corrections
Friday, October 5, 2007

In the September 28 issue of the Press, some facts were inadvertently omitted from the story on the history of the Unitarian Church Fellowship Building. Sarah Arnold was a founder of the Evergreen Garden Playschool, in addition to Hellie Swartwood and Eva Cahill. The Evergreen Garden Playschool is a Waldorf-inspired playschool, not a Montessori-inspired one.

Corrections
Friday, September 28, 2007

In last week’s article on Friends of the Arts, the name of Volunteers Hall was misspelled. The correct name is Volunteers Hall in plural, not possessive, form.

In addition, “Love Letters” was inaccurately attributed: the play, by A.R. Gurney, is about two people who meet in elementary school and whose history through the years as he becomes a U.S. Senator and she a striving Greenwich Village artist, is presented entirely through the letters they write each other.