Editorials- Page 48

The Department of Education’s ruling on last year’s release of information related to payments from special education funds will surely have parents of special…

We applaud the citizens who are looking to revive Harvard’s community garden. Oil prices are soaring and food prices are starting to climb. The…

The presidential primaries are over in Iowa, New Hampshire, Wyoming, and Michigan. Analysts have divided candidates in both parties into first and second “tiers”…

People have been enjoying this week’s balmy weather. A local beekeeper reports that his bees have even been buzzing about in the sunshine. January…

At its Dec. 17 meeting the School Committee missed an opportunity to reestablish its credibility with the people who voted for the committee’s censure…

Now is the moment of magic, when the whole, round earth turns again toward the sun, . . .and here’s a blessing: the days…

Among the many important topics residents will have to consider at March’s Annual Town Meeting will be two issues which could have far-reaching effects…

Residents who attended Tuesday’s Board of Selectmen meeting gave accounts of incidents on Littleton Road that illustrated the road’s long and troubling safety history.…

Last month Randy Dean resigned from the Board of Selectmen, before the end of his term. He never returned our calls to tell us…

Loaves & Fishes has reported that donations of food and clothing are down this year. Toys for Tots reports that, at least in Massachusetts,…