Editorials- Page 24

In May Harvard residents learned that a pending agreement between cable operators Charter Communications and Comcast will result in Comcast becoming the Internet service…

A pat on the back is in order for the town’s financial managers and volunteer committee members who can rightly take credit for Standard…

It is with regret that we note the resignations of Marie Sobalvarro from the Board of Selectmen and Bob Thurston from the Finance Committee.…

As we congratulate the class of 2014 and wish Harvard’s sons and daughters well, we’d also like to acknowledge the “graduation” of two members…

Kudos to the many individuals and organizations who made Harvard’s Civil War weekend—described in great detail in this issue of the paper—such a successful…

Summer is coming and the fate of Town Hall is probably the last thing on most citizens’ minds. But we hope readers have been…

This week we bid farewell to Danny Eisenberg, who has been reviewing movies for the Press since graduating from Bromfield four years ago. Danny…

When General John Logan of the Grand Army of the Republic called for the observance of Memorial Day in 1868, he could scarcely have…

We greet with mixed feelings the news of Charter’s abandonment of its lucrative Harvard contract. For more than 20 years, we’ve had a love-hate…

By any measure, televising board meetings live—particularly selectmen’s meetings—has gone a long way to open up what had been a somewhat clubby quality in…