Editorials To hear or not to hear September 22, 2016 The acoustical and auditory challenges of the upper Town Hall meeting room were on full display this week. At the Planning Board’s public hearing… Read More
Editorials Say it isn’t so September 8, 2016 It was surprising to learn this week that Harvard’s last elected town clerk will retire before the end of the year. Janet Vellante has… Read More
Editorials Vote. But for whom? September 1, 2016 Next Thursday, Sept. 8, is our state’s primary, in which we choose candidates for Congress, the state Legislature, and county sheriff. The number of… Read More
Editorials School’s open; slow down August 25, 2016 Harvard schools will reopen next week, and once again Mass. Ave. and the town center will be crowded with buses, cars, bicyclists, and pedestrians,… Read More
Editorials Literary issue August 11, 2016 Each year the Press marks its return from summer break with a literary issue, filled with poems, photos, and drawings submitted by our talented… Read More
Editorials Summer break July 7, 2016 After another gratifying year of weekly publication, we’re taking some time off. This edition of the paper is our last until August 12. We… Read More
Editorials Reporters wanted July 7, 2016 Summer is a good time to mull over upcoming opportunities. Covering town news is a daunting task, but a rewarding one. There’s no better… Read More
Editorials A fond farewell June 30, 2016 In this week’s paper, we bid goodbye to Lorraine Leonard, who has been Harvard’s finance director since 2004 (see story). We join her colleagues… Read More
Editorials STM vote is a start, but unmet needs remain June 16, 2016 The Special Town Meeting vote this week to approve an additional $188,233 for Phase 1 of the Hildreth House project means construction can finally… Read More
Editorials Graduation June 9, 2016 We join with the parents of members of the Bromfield Class of 2016 in congratulating their sons and daughters on completing their high school… Read More
