Editorials- Page 30

The Zoning Board of Appeals last week was faced with making a decision on a land use that is, at best, only murkily addressed…

Libraries, like newspapers, are in a transition phase. They are by no means less relevant, but as the digital era matures, the ways people…

Congratulations to the winners. It was a hard-fought battle, and the voters made the call, choosing Lucy Wallace and supporting the Town Hall debt…

Election day is when a town chooses the officials who will execute its will. Annual Town Meeting is the day when, in New England…

When did chartered responsibilities in town government change? Much of the current election rhetoric seems to revolve around a belief that selectmen establish investment…

The Vicksburg Square vote should not only convey Harvard’s choice to allow or deny Trinity Financial’s development proposal, but it should be a proxy…

This week, journalists nationwide are recognizing Sunshine Week, an annual initiative meant “to promote a dialogue about the importance of open government and freedom…

Pranks are funny. Vandalism is not, not when it destroys valuable public property and certainly not when it jeopardizes other people’s safety. A Harvard…

With super town meeting tentatively booked for next month, it’s time the Board of Selectmen and other town boards weigh in on proposed zoning…

Like most newspapers these days, the Harvard Press is more than the print publication you’re reading right now. Although we’re proud to be, by…