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Harvard has a lot for which to thank philanthropist Henry L. Warner
The name Henry Warner is a familiar one in Harvard because of the annual Warner Free Lecture series that he established in 1891. He is less well known as the person responsible for Bellevue Cemetery ...
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Boys share top spot in skiing's Bay West Alpha Division with Acton-Boxborough
In the second race of the season, Bromfield/North Middlesex boys finished second while girls placed sixth in the Alpha division of the Massachusetts Bay West Ski League at Nashoba Valley Ski area on ...
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Harvard DPW crews adapt to illness, breakdowns, and weather whiplash
January in New England is not for the faint of heart, especially for Department of Public Works employees. As winter flexed its muscle over the past two weekends, Harvard’s DPW crews faced two ...
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Food Whisperer: Simple Man offers live entertainment and tasty meals at reasonable prices
The Simple Man Saloon & Grill in Clinton has been around awhile, though I just discovered it. We were lured there by the prospect of seeing the band Mr. Strickland, which features the esteemed ...
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UMass Memorial to build emergency services facility to replace Nashoba hospital
UMass Memorial Health announced Wednesday afternoon that it will build a new standalone emergency department at a location yet to be determined to serve the Nashoba Valley region, replacing the ...
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On Climate: Dear Governor Healey, please reduce our electricity prices
I’m writing to you today as a concerned citizen, a Massachusetts resident invested in our state’s future, and someone who ...
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Working group explores new housing at Devens as demand grows
The 22 North Central Massachusetts towns served by the Montachusett Regional Planning Commission have some of the lowest average home and rental vacancy rates in the state and may need as many as ...
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Vacationing Sgt. Cavanaugh rescues distressed swimmer
Harvard Police Sgt. Aaron Cavanaugh, who recently received an award for saving a local man’s life in March 2024, saved another life just days ago while on vacation in Cancun, Mexico. On Jan. 12, ...
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UMass Memorial will build stand-alone emergency department to serve Nashoba Valley region
UMass Memorial Health announced today that it will build a new stand-alone emergency department at a location yet to be determined to serve the Nashoba Valley region, replacing the Nashoba Valley ...
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Trojan boys eye basketbal playoffs: Challenges and triumphs in a tight season
The boys varsity basketball team suffered a tough loss followed by a soaring victory this past week, losing to Ayer Shirley ...
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Thieves target FedEx delivery in brazen robbery; four arrested
A FedEx driver making a delivery in Harvard last week was robbed in what police believe was a targeted attack. The robbery ...
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All eyes on Vicksburg Square as Devens working group convenes its first meeting
Updated Jan. 17, 2025, at 1 p.m.   When the Devens housing working group meets for the first time next Tuesday afternoon, Jan ...