March 2007

Working as an engineer with a wife who works part time and devotes her energy to raising our children, we reaffirmed our choice of

On both opportunities the Community Preservation Committee had to fund the Affordable Housing Trust, I voted against it. I’m writing now to urge residents

Since the Massachusetts Department of Education (DOE) will be conducting a Coordinated Program Review of Harvard’s special education program in the near future, some

After a year and a half of negotiations, the Harvard teachers are still working without a new contract. This is extremely unfortunate, disruptive, and

Last week, Harvard’s Municipal Affordable Housing Trust had a public meeting to discuss its policies and procedures. Many of the attendees had two major

I was surprised to find my name mentioned in a recent letter to the editor by Deborah Skauen-Hinchliffe. It was even more surprising to

Last week the Harvard Press printed a letter that was itself a response to a private email communication from my husband to Tim Clark,

We would like to thank all the parents, students, volunteers, community members, and staff at Harvard Elementary School for making this year’s Scholastic Book

Let’s take a look into Harvard’s future. Because of the special care taken by the Town Center Planning Committee working together with the selectmen

The upcoming town election offers Harvard citizens choices in several of the races. This is healthy in a democracy, as it provides the electorate