Harvard’s 4th of July is going for the gold

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The Harvard 4th of July Committee models it’s 2012 t-shirt design. Shirts are now on sale at both the Harvard General Store and the Harvard Transfer Station on Saturday hours. Here the committee stands with Maya Grant, a Bromfield student who along with classmate Hunter Siegrist (not shown) designed this year’s t-shirts. Proceeds benefit the town’s 4th of July celebration and the Tuesday, July 3rd fireworks display at Fruitlands Museum. Buy a t-shirt, wear it to Fruitlands, and the carload is granted half-price parking at the museum for the fireworks show! Your Harvard 4th of July Committee members shown here are, in the back row from the left, Amy Stoller, Jill Lee, Heidi Bachman, Leslie Neville, Sandra Kimball, Colin Dangel, and Pam Brown, In the front row from the left is Pat Jennings, Erin McBee, Deb Pierce, Maya Grant, and Hilary Kuss

By Nashoba Valley Voice |

PUBLISHED: June 6, 2012 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: July 11, 2019 at 12:00 a.m.

HARVARD – The Harvard 4th of July Committee is going for the gold, unveiling this year’s theme – the Olympic Summer Games.

The committee announced on Facebook “We welcome Holly Hatton, women’s head coach for Bare Hill Rowing, as Parade Grand Marshall. Holly was the rowing coach for the US Olympic Team in 1988 and 1992. She was also chosen as coxswain for the 1980 US Olympic Team but was unable to compete due to US boycott that year.”

Danno Sullivan, who is a speaker, writer, and ukulele player, has signed on as Master of Ceremonies for July 4 field events held aside the Bromfield School following the parade through the downtown.

T-shirts are now on sale at the General Store and at the Transfer Station on Saturdays. T-shirt proceeds help defray the cost of the town event. Also, those wearing the t-shirts are given 50 percent discounted parking at Fruitlands Museum for the town’s official fireworks display, set for dusk on Tuesday, July 3 (rain date July 6).

“Like” the ‘Town of Harvard 4th of July Celebration’ on Facebook for updates.

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