Editorials- Page 47

The candidates for Board of Selectmen and School Committee talked about a lot of things this week—the override, the budget, communication, the structural deficit,…

With this week’s issue the Press launches a new feature, “Viewpoint,” intended to provide opposing views on topics we believe could be of interest…

The candidates are all talking about it. Citizens petitions allude to it. Some residents say they are frustrated by it. “It” is a perceived…

TV’s nightly news gives us a window into wars being waged all over the world. We see reports about them in the papers and…

The wheels of progress turn slowly in Harvard. The town is still wrestling with affordable housing—a topic it was struggling with 30 years ago.…

“Thirty days hath September, April, June and November; All the rest have thirty-one Excepting February alone: Which hath but twenty-eight in fine, Till leap…

The collective dream of Harvard’s citizenry is about to come true: The General Store is poised for a springtime opening. And the dreams of…

Last week in this space, we lauded the New England Patriots for being the winners they are—a smart, hard-working, goal-oriented football team that has…

We are excited about the new feature we launched this week on our website—interactive online forums. The forums offer a place for Harvard Press…

It may be cold here in New England as winter runs its course, but in Arizona it’s hot—really hot—especially in Phoenix, where Super Bowl…