Editorials- Page 50

Close to 70 residents packed the Town Hall meeting room Monday to express their views on the issues surrounding the citizens’ petition for a…

At last, the School Committee has done what it should have done many months ago: scheduled an open forum where townspeople can get answers…

The town is lucky that the surprisingly high level of free cash lets it avoid the necessity of another override to finish this year’s…

The lingering warmth of Indian Summer means a hum of activity in our town, from picking the ripest Macoun in the orchard to eating…

Fall special town meetings can be dull affairs, dedicated to cleaning up the fiscal clutter left over from the annual town meeting in the…

Is there anybody out there who appreciates getting telephone calls from candidates pleading for financial support and votes? Anyone who was glad to be…

We’re thrilled that the Harvard Farmers’ Market is off to such a great start! It gives us yet another way to support local agriculture.…

Tuesday is primary election day in the Fifth Congressional District of Massachusetts. Candidates are vying for a place on the ballot for October’s special…

Towns throughout the state are wringing their hands over Chapter 40B developments being forced upon them. Change the law, they cry, it’s unfair. Perhaps…

They’re back. Well, almost. Next week, those big yellow school buses will be rolling again along the narrow streets of Harvard. Motorists would do…