Letters to the Editor Wide open communication March 30, 2007 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 Read More
Letters to the Editor Taken out of context March 30, 2007 Last week the Harvard Press printed a letter that was itself a response to a private email communication from my husband to Tim Clark, Read More
Letters to the Editor Book Fair a success March 30, 2007 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 Read More
Letters to the Editor Vision of the future March 30, 2007 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 Read More
Photo Gallery Candidates for Board of Selectmen square off at debate March 30, 2007 Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz From left, candidates for Board of Selectmen Tim Clark, Ron Ricci, and Lucy Wallace. Debate moderator Susan Wasserman chats Read More
Letters to the Editor Perspective and perseverance March 30, 2007 The upcoming town election offers Harvard citizens choices in several of the races. This is healthy in a democracy, as it provides the electorate Read More
Letters to the Editor A real public servant March 30, 2007 In the course of 32 years of observation in Harvard, I have concluded that, as great a source of amusement as town government is Read More
Letters to the Editor Actions show commitment March 30, 2007 I’ll be voting for Scott Kimball and Ron Ricci for selectmen at our town elections April 3. Both of these men have demonstrated a Read More
Letters to the Editor Best-aligned candidates March 30, 2007 In many respects, the selectman vote is another way for the town to vote for or against the Devens 2B issue. When I rationalized Read More
Letters to the Editor Less talk; more action March 30, 2007 When I have a real problem to solve, I turn to Ron Ricci. Ron stands out among the selectman candidates as a “doer” in Read More