In the time-honored spirit of April 1, the Press offers readers its annual bit of levity to offset the seriousness of all that’s happening locally and around the world. Look for some less-than-factual ...

Dodgeball, tug-of-war, climbing the rope: gym classes of decades past tended to make the less-than-athletic students feel ...

Nancy Hazel of Hazel & Company Nancy Ryan Hazel of Hazel & Company has been in the real estate business in Harvard for 60 ...

Citing intolerable inconveniences associated with fierce storms, floods, and high winds, Congress passed sweeping legislation ...

State officials have flagged the soon-to-be-built pump house at the end of Harvard Depot Road as a groundbreaking addition to ...

When the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it was cutting the Local Food Access Program a few weeks ago, food pantries across the country worried about losing their supply of fresh, local ...

A coalition of enraged beavers has filed a formal complaint against the town of Harvard for what it sees as an intolerable ...

The Devens housing working group is scheduled to hold its third and penultimate meeting Tuesday, April 1, at 2 p.m., in the Vicksburg Conference Room at 33 Andrews Parkway, Devens. The eight-member ...

The state has awarded Harvard a $1,145,000 grant to bring municipal water and sewer to the 8-acre multifamily district at the intersection of Ayer Road and the Route 2 interchange. The award was ...

A group of firefighters and emergency medical technicians gathered in front of the Harvard Fire Station last Saturday, March 22, for a rare presentation. Five EMTs from Harvard and Ayer were about to ...