Making history can be hard. Repeating it can be, too.
The two-day extravaganza saw 67 teams present projects “that covered topics from tornados to electromagnetism.”
What to do with those Thanksgiving leftovers? We asked some of Concord's top chefs.
Thank you, Concord, for bringing us into your homes (and suitcases) as we strive to tell the story of this special place.
Volunteers presented turkey, traditional sides, and humorous cards to the more than 125 seniors who gathered at the high school.
“They're going to become part of our community,” said Jeanne Fahey of kids and families at the shelter. “Why not embrace them?”
It's the fourth meeting since the teams renewed their Thanksgiving rivalry in 2021, and 100 years since the first Turkey Day matchup.
It’s always a thrill when The Concord Bridge comes along for those big moments.
A Concord Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
The Concord-raised comic performs at the Elks Lodge in Maynard this weekend.
The lockers drew attention when administrators realized they would be too small to store sixth graders' backpacks.
OPINION
Do you want to live in a world with more trash? I do.
While I fully support hunting and gun safety rights, this situation crossed a line, putting my family at risk.
For the most part, those paying a little more in taxes are not incurring hardships or threatened to live elsewhere.
Dugan and his fallen comrades served their regiment, hometowns, and nation with pride and distinction.
If there ever was a time to curl up with a good book in search of distraction, now’s the time.
Wouldn’t that be a revolutionary move for the 250th?
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SPORTS
The victory came on a challenging course at Northfield Mountain.
The Patriots finished at 13-3-3. Multiple players earned individual honors.
CC’s final game is at 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day at Lexington.
The intensity of the Patriots paid off with a 3-2 victory.
The Patriots look for a win at the seniors’ last home game on November 15 at 7 p.m.
ARTS
“Their Marks,” an installation at The Tender art space in West Concord, celebrates National Native American Heritage Month.
CCHS librarian Kip Wilson and Concord Free Public Library teen librarian Erick Gordy planned the event.
It will feature a core exhibit of 70-100 boutique, vintage, and rare instruments, both acoustic and electric.
The Young Adult Author Symposium is slated for Saturday at CCHS.
“You get lost inside your own head doing whatever you are creatively doing. It is absolutely absorbing."
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OBITUARIES
Obituary Submissions:
Obituaries for The Concord Bridge must be submitted using this form by noon on Friday for publication the following week. Deadlines may change due to holidays or other factors.
Una Irene (Caldwell) Kaveski, of Concord, passed away in the early morning of November 24, 2024, at age 95.
Sheryl Street Cabot, age 68, passed away at her home in Groton on November 22, 2024, after a courageous two-and-a-half-year battle with cancer.
Milton Gregory Schwenk, 75, of Concord and formerly of Hudson, Ohio, passed away on Saturday, November 9, 2024, surrounded by his loving family.
Genevra “Gen” Reed Counihan passed away peacefully at Newbury Court on October 28, 2024, at age 98.
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Christopher Jon Trela on Sunday morning, November 17, 2024.
Fred died peacefully on November 16th, 2024, with his adoring family at his bedside.
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