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On Climate: Cultivating climate warriors; a look at the American Climate Corps
The halls of the National Park Service in Virginia echoed with a different kind of changing of the guard this Earth Day.
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A small victory for civil discourse
The news that Harvard’s Fire Department has decided to cancel a training exercise in Still River that entailed the burning of an abandoned house was a welcome development this week. Not because of the ...
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Craft Food Halls breathes life into revived office park
Harvard just got a new option for dining and entertainment right across the town line in Boxborough. Craft Food Halls ...
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Search committee has 34 applicants for town administrator job, increases committee membership
Bill Barton, chair of the Town Administrator Search Committee, updated the Select Board at its April 30 meeting, and the news was good. When the deadline for applications passed last week, 34 resumes ...
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State approves more debt for Harvard-Devens water connection; May 14 STM must agree
Last week the Select Board asked the state Department of Revenue to increase the excluded debt voters approved last year for the project that will enable Harvard to draw its municipal water supply ...
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Sobalvarro, assistant town administrator, takes top job in Bolton
The town will lose both Town Administrator Tim Bragan and Assistant Town Administrator and Human Resources Director Marie Sobalvarro on July 1. Sobalvarro announced this week that she is leaving to ...
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Bill that would lift Devens housing cap to get first hearing
The Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies of the Massachusetts Legislature announced this week it will host a hearing on Gov. Maura Healey’s “Mass Leads” economic ...
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Bromfield outpaces league rival Gardner, sets new records at district track and field relays
Bromfield boys and girls track and field teams won their Midland-Wachusett League meets against Gardner at Harvard Park, Thursday, April 25, the girls decisively and the boys in a photo-finish final ...
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Still River house to be demolished, not burned
Fire Chief Rick Sicard announced at Tuesday’s Select Board meeting that the Fire Department will not burn down the house at 235 Still River Road as a training exercise. The exercise was scheduled for ...
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MassDev CEO Rivera resigns leaving legacy of accomplishment and frustration; interim CEO steps in
MassDevelopment CEO Dan Rivera resigned abruptly last Friday, April 26, leaving the quasi-state agency that directs commercial and residential development at Devens without a permanent leader. Rivera, ...
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Nilsson leaves school finance position after stressful budget season
Ingrid Nilsson, the school district’s assistant superintendent for finance and operations, resigned earlier this month, shortly after the town voted on the budget and override. “It’s a massive loss,” ...
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'Drop and ride' to become 'park and ride' to Littleton MBTA station
Starting in the next few weeks, riders on the free Montachusett Regional Transit Authority shuttle to and from the commuter rail station in Littleton will be able to park at two locations in town. The ...