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Harvard Fire Department Chief Rick Sicard has notified residents that smoke in the area is a “direct result of wildfires throughout the U.S. and Canada.”
The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs has denied the town’s request to opt out of state-authorized pesticide applications.
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Katie Carlson-Hardy of Carlson Orchards drives a vintage Ford Powermaster tractor in the parade with a fleet of fire engines on her heels. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz) MORE PHOTOS
The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife has issued an advisory about an unknown disease that is killing young birds.
With fireworks at Fruitlands already canceled and uncertainty about the lifting of state-imposed COVID-19 restrictions on large gatherings, the return of Harvard’s iconic Fourth of July festivities this week seemed unlikely.
The news that Police Chief Ed Denmark gave the town his 30-day retirement notice on June 10 surprised both residents and town officials.
Littleton resident Kevin Mitrano will fill Harvard’s newly created position of director of community recreation and education, having been chosen from a field of 20 applicants.
In the spirit of the Summer Olympics, the Permanent Building Committee is running its own race this summer to bring a design and estimate for an alternative property that would serve as the town’s senior center to Fall Town Meeting.
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