Harvard News

The Rotary Club's annual Apple Blossom Festival and internationally famous Ducky Wucky River Race on May 18 promises to be a day of family fun and offer a chance to win dinner for two anywhere in the world.

SHORT STORY READING GROUP: will meet on Saturday, May 18, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at Coffeelands Cafe, on High Street.

Former selectman and Joint Boards of Selectmen Shirley representative Enrico Cappucci spoke at the Shirley selectmen's meeting Monday night to make clear his reason for resigning from the JBOS.

The Ayer Rotary Club will host its annual Apple Blossom Festival and Ducky Wucky River Race on Saturday, with a day of family fun and a chance to win dinner for two anywhere in the world.

With the ballot list set, and no contests, voters still had a reason to go to the polls May 13: An override question.

Country Day School presents "King Midas and the Palace of Gold": King Midas is the powerful ruler who can think only of gold.

Students run in Primal Scream, a tradition in which participants undress and run around Harvard Yard on the last day of reading period.

Following on the heels of yesterday's announcement of how Central MA high schools stacked up against each other in GoLocal's 2013 Top Central MA High Schools rankings, GoLocal spoke with five of the top ten schools to get their reactions -- as well as some insight into what they saw as the secrets of their success.

Traveling chorus concert: The Congregational Church of Harvard will host a concert by the Allegra Regional Girls Choir of Connecticut at 7:30 p.m. This concert is free and open to all -- children and adults alike will enjoy this remarkable choir.

Boston Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis III will deliver the keynote address June 6 at the third annual Next Generation Leadership Summit for Police Professionals at Fitchburg State University.

Traveling chorus concert: The Congregational Church of Harvard will host a concert by the Allegra Regional Girls Choir of Connecticut at 7:30 p.m. This concert is free and open to all -- children and adults alike will enjoy this remarkable choir.

Photo by Andrew Edgar ON STAGE: For their new lastest original stage production, Pontine Theatre's Marguerite Mathews and Greg Gathers researched an 1830s-1840s philosophical movement that revolved around the concept that people had an innate intuition about spirituality.