Public officials, whether paid or unpaid, must walk a self-imposed tightrope to ensure their credibility. The following cannot but raise questions: possible misuse of

The recent petition to elect members to the Finance Committee and the potential advocacy of term limits in two recent letters could start a

What does it take for someone to feel safe and comfortable growing old in Harvard? One thing is the assurance that the town cares

We are distressed that some in town appear to think an independent financial audit of special education will produce a major reduction in the

One of my first observations of politics and public discourse in Harvard was that regardless of the topic, there are almost always intelligent, persuasive,

This is an important election year. The Town Meeting will be dealing with another set of large budget overrides. This brings up the critical

I am writing to support the reelection of Scott Kimball to the Board of Selectmen in Harvard. Having served five years on the Board