Editorials- Page 29

Last week, the Press reported that nearly 90 percent of registered voters in town cast a ballot in the general election. That’s something to…

For the sixth year in a row, since the birth of the Press in Nov. 2006, reports filed by periodical publishers with the U.S.…

Projections from the interim superintendent of schools show the student population in Harvard dropping from 1,200 to about 900 in the next 10 years.…

The Harvard School Committee has posted online a survey meant to give town residents a chance to weigh in on the search for a…

Last week, the Harvard Press reported that health officials in Massachusetts had identified five human cases of Eastern equine encephalitis and 15 cases of…

As with most community newspapers, the Harvard Press is printed only once a week. While we appreciate that our readers eagerly snatch the paper…

Weekends in Harvard have been quiet all summer, but with school back in session, the town has quickly returned to its active self. This…

The first day of school may not be the best time for a Special Town Meeting. It’s likely the last thing some busy families…

During the past four weeks, while the Press was on vacation, Harvard Police broke up multiple underage drinking parties, investigated several reports of dangerous…

The Harvard Farmers’ Market is opening on Aug. 11, while the Harvard Press staff is enjoying its summer break. The Farmers’ Market is always…