Public works and public safety facilities are among the uses up for discussion.
The entry of the first and only contender, Verizon Wireless, was rejected as “noncompliant and nonresponsive."
Over the years, neighbors have erected warning signs and locked gates to discourage hikers from entering the woods.
The magazine placed Concord-Carlisle High School at 5th, up 23 spots from last year.
The deadline to request a mail-in ballot is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, October 29.
The Patriots came out strong in the first quarter and never looked back.
Few people realize what goes on behind the scenes to send out and then process returned mail-in ballots — thousands of them.
At a ceremony on October 20, a flowering tree and a raised brass plaque honoring the women will be placed.
Early in-person voting starts at the Town House on Saturday, October 19, and runs through Friday, November 1.
The National Parks Service has awarded the Wright Tavern Legacy Trust $521,000 from its Semiquincentennial Grant Program.
More than a talent for telling stories with pastels, colored pencils, and paints connects Julia Miner and Ilse Plume.
OPINION
What is your individual experience at Town Meeting? How do we make Town Meeting better?
Despite our best intentions, most of what we "recycle" is not really recycled.
Everyone should respond to the Town Meeting Study Committee's survey, but please be aware that the survey is biased.
No matter how many dogs you have had and how many times you have had to say goodbye, it is awful.
I feel that we who live here, and those who visit here, should be able to call 911 from anywhere in town, and reach emergency services without fail.
Their names were inadvertently omitted from our ad thanking the local businesses that ran October 5, 2024.
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SPORTS
Bill Becklean and Joan Campbell will once again row with a specific distinction this weekend.
The Concord-Carlisle golf team continued its perfect season with a 48-24 win.
Plus, your CCHS volleyball update.
“After consultation with the Concord Health Director and School Committee, we have lifted the evening restrictions."
The Patriots’ next home game will be at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 25, against Lincoln-Sudbury.
ARTS
Daniel Chong and Jessica Bodner succeed founding executive director and Boston Symphony Orchestra violinist Wendy Putnam.
The 32nd annual event runs through October 30 and features literary events townwide.
“It gets people engaged; it lets them feel like they can make a mark and have a voice."
Concord residents and visitors gathered Saturday to celebrate the debut of Freedom’s Silhouette in Monument Square.
Inspired, in part, by a ‘riot of wisteria bushes’ in Concord, Maggie Stanley’s art is on display at the Morse Institute Library in Natick.
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Kimberly Hesse Lawler, age 62, formerly of Concord, passed away on October 13, 2024, at her home in Boston.
Brooke Christine Keil, 46, of Bolton, passed away peacefully on October 10, 2024, surrounded by her loving family after a fierce battle with appendiceal cancer.
Esteemed professor and schizophrenia researcher Steven W. Matthysse passed away on September 19, 2024, with his wife Marcia by his side.
John Dutton Conant Little of Lincoln passed away peacefully on September 27, 2024, at age 96.
It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Gigi Estabrook, who left us peacefully on September 24, 2024.
Mary B. Johnson, a resident of Concord for nearly 60 years and Concord’s Honored Citizen in 2000, died on September 29 at age 96.
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