Editorials- Page 45

Devens disposition, a topic that has simmered in the background of town affairs since the closure of the former Army base as an active-duty…

Years ago, when camping with my family every summer in a cottage at a former Boy Scout camp on Newfound Lake in New Hampshire,…

Activists are united by their passion for the principles they espouse. They are able to break out of the stupor that prevents many of…

A need for leadership and improved communication among boards was part of the rallying cry of candidates during this spring’s town election. It wasn’t…

The override passed. Problem solved. Back to business as usual. Not! The basic problems are still there. To have the school system and town…

At next Wednesday’s election voters will be asked to decide whether to fund the budget town boards have worked so hard to develop. Even…

Labor Day, back to school, homework, tests, soccer games, football games, track meets, trick-or-treating, basketball games, music festivals, drama performances, science fairs, baseball games,…

We were shocked to learn this week of the amount of trash being collected along Harvard’s byways by one-woman anti-litter crusader Christine Spielvogel. We…

Memorial Day, formerly known as Decoration Day, traces its roots to the Civil War, when organized women’s groups in the South began decorating the…

Along with many others in town, we were shocked and saddened to learn of the sudden death of Roy Moffa last week. Roy was…