In November 2006, a few Harvard citizens, missing the Harvard Post, the town’s newspaper that had been sold to a news conglomerate, published the first issue of the Harvard Press. The rest is history. Since then, editors, reporters, and photographers have continued to give the gift of local news to the Harvard community. You can help keep the Press alive for another 15 years and beyond. Here’s how:
- Patronize our advertisers, and let them know you saw them in the Press. Note that many ads include the symbol, indicating sustaining advertiser, committed to a regular schedule of advertising.
- Become a sustaining subscriber. Nearly a third of our subscribers have already taken that step. Click the green Be a Sustainer button at harvardpress.com. Go to harvardpress.com/current-sustaining-subscribers to see the list of our current sustainers.
Editor's note: This article has been corrected and updated. The original article mistakenly identified the Press age as 16.
