Editorials- Page 44

“As autumn returns to earth’s northern hemisphere, and day and night are briefly, but perfectly, balanced at the equinox, may we remember anew how…

With reports of the country’s economic crisis filling headlines on a daily basis, it should be of little surprise that a “trickle-down” effect would…

The “public comment time” during open meetings held by the School Committee and other town boards is time the boards have chosen to set…

This week’s fire at the Historical Society’s Sturdy Hall brought townspeople together in a cooperative effort to save treasures from Harvard’s past. Many worked…

In the other gardens And all up the vale, From the autumn bonfires See the smoke trail! Pleasant summer over And all the summer…

A town center sewer district seems to be the key to the revitalized town center people have been wishing for and talking about for…

The selectmen seem to have created quite an uproar when they made the decision to start billing for ambulance services. We use the term…

School is back in session, and the rhythm of life in Harvard has resumed its busy pace. The “Current Events” section of our paper…

We learned this week that four members of the Harvard Ambulance Service have resigned, and that there are threats of more resignations. This is…

The selectmen seem to have stirred up a hornet’s nest with their recent ruling in favor of billing for ambulance services. Assistant Ambulance Director…