Editorials- Page 51

It’s a good thing that members will be appointed soon to fill the vacancies on the Finance Committee. The ongoing study of whether its…

As one of the founders of the Harvard Press, I had a vision for the newspaper that I believe we accomplished in its first…

We applaud the selectmen for choosing to support the siting of Evergreen Solar’s manufacturing facility at Devens. And we extend an even bigger round…

We’re disappointed that our School Committee—whose job includes the oversight of more than $10,000,000 in taxpayers’ money—chose to extend the school superintendent’s contract despite…

What an impressive show the town put on for the Fourth! More people showed up than ever before. Floats and marchers represented longtime Harvard…

We can’t fit everything in, but the entire document is worth reading to find out the treatment that pushed the colonies to declare their…

The town auditor’s management report lists some serious shortcomings in the town’s fixed-asset controls and disturbing questions about special education spending. Financial controls are…

Why didn’t the consultant on the Ayer Road corridor study recommend lowering the speed limit on Ayer Road? Dropping the speed from 40 miles…

The old town’s being tarted up. What with bark mulch at the transfer station, shamrock green crosswalks, spiffy new signs, and new grass along…

Just how vital does the town center have to be? In all the years that committees have been meeting to figure out how to…