Editorials- Page 28

We’re pleased to see so many residents writing in support of their candidates for open seats on the Board of Selectmen and the Planning…

Those who have printed the 2013 Town Meeting booklet at home, or picked up a copy at Town Hall or the library, will be…

We are heartened to learn that the open seats on two of Harvard’s most important boards will be contested at town election on April…

America may run on donuts, to paraphrase one well-known jingle, but Harvard runs on volunteers. It’s a truth to keep in mind as we…

We share the disappointment of the School Committee and the community at losing one of the two remaining candidates for superintendent just hours before…

As 2013 dawns, the Press welcomes its fourth editor, John Osborn, who succeeds Matt Cook. We thank Matt for his able guidance through the…

At a recent reunion, a former colleague of mine stood, beer in hand, and pointing at me, shouted: “There’s the man who told us…

The differences between Harvard and Newtown, Conn., are far fewer than the similarities. Both towns are largely residential, affluent, and well known for their…

A presentation by the Devens Economic Analysis Team at Volunteers Hall Tuesday night drew only three Harvard residents, not counting team members and reporters.…

It might be the most wonderful time of the year for a lot of Harvard residents, but this is also when town officials get…