Tim Bragan News Today

The town is a few months closer to connecting to the Devens water system. Tighe and Bond engineers met with the Water Commission Aug. 16 to update...

The subject of how one is to be buried is not always a comfortable one to discuss, but for the past century at least, there have been basically...

Harvard is poised to receive more than half a million dollars in opioid settlement funds in the next decade or so. And although town officials...

The question of how to pay for a local athletic complex—with improved playing fields, parking, and other amenities—has been kicked around like a...

Article 5 of the Fall Town Meeting warrant asks voters to change the way some town bylaws and regulations are enforced. Currently, bylaws and...

The town of Harvard is expected to receive $346,411, distributed over the course of 17 years, to address the opioid crisis. This money is the...

In a significant shakeup of town agencies, Harvard Town Administrator Tim Bragan has decided to mothball a key management position and will not...

As the number of COVID-19 cases in the state continues to climb each week at a faster pace than the week before, town and school administration...

Whether changes in the plan to reconstruct a 1.7-mile stretch of Ayer Road would cause Harvard to lose its place in the funding line was the $10...

In a nod to the ongoing threat of COVID-19, the Select Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to convene May Town Meeting once again outdoors,...