Editorials- Page 55

Being a newspaper, little excites us more than the exercise of free speech. We are especially excited about the upcoming debate—March 22—that the four…

The citizens’ petition recently filed for a special education audit specifies that the audit be independent. The only way such an audit can do…

The second citizens’ petition filed for this year’s Town Meeting—to elect the members of the Finance Committee rather than have them appointed by the…

Hope springs eternal in town center. If all goes well, the town will have a general store again and residents will have a place…

It actually looks like winter around here—finally—with snow covering the fields and dark-eyed juncos looking appropriately dark against the white background instead of nearly…

Harvard residents are living in interesting times right now. The state doesn’t give towns back enough of the taxes it collects from residents to…

Since 1973 the Harvard Conservation Trust has worked to preserve land in Harvard so residents can enjoy open space and nature even as the…

The Press deeply regrets its editorial last week, which said voters were told that they would be responsible for one fixed number and not…

It’s humbling to be reminded in Carlene Phillips’s Town Hall feature this week that residents of Harvard in the 1860s were much like those…

The town hasn’t seen much snow this winter, but icy wind lets all residents know that winter’s here, and will be here for weeks…