Editorials A poem for springtime May 13, 2011 The sun was warm but the wind was chill. You know how it is with an April day. When the sun is out and… Read More
Editorials United we stand May 6, 2011 This week Americans were united in a way they haven’t been since Sept. 11, 2001, with the news that Osama bin Laden, mastermind of… Read More
Editorials Thinking beyond Article 17 April 22, 2011 Article 17 is on the books, and soon it will be time to get going on schematic design plans for renovation of Town Hall… Read More
Editorials Observing Patriots Day April 15, 2011 Patriots Day—one day on the list of holidays celebrated by some corporations, herald of schools’ April vacation, and a day to cheer for favorite… Read More
Editorials Time to stop playing fast and loose with Open Meeting Law April 1, 2011 All over the state last summer, town committees and boards scrambled to come up to speed on the revised Open Meeting Law that went… Read More
Editorials Municipal buildings: Light at the end of the tunnel? April 1, 2011 While we regret that at least one official thought the ends justified a flagrant violation of Open Meeting Law during negotiations on the two… Read More
Editorials Looking for common ground …. March 25, 2011 Unless a miraculous burst of clarity and simplicity is visited on Harvard in the next week, voters will face a decision at Town Meeting… Read More
Editorials Let voters make the decision on town buildings February 11, 2011 We applaud the principle of giving voters choices about our Municipal Buildings. The three “placeholder” articles that will be put in the draft warrant… Read More
Editorials What’s the point? January 28, 2011 The spirit of volunteerism is alive and well in Harvard. Besides those who serve in elected positions and on sundry committees that support the… Read More
Editorials Getting it done in Harvard January 21, 2011 It’s hard to believe we’re sitting here three weeks into January already. Where does the time go? Before you know it, it will be… Read More
