Protesters rallied in Monument Square to declare that the U.S. has "No Kings" ahead of a major military parade in Washington.
The Patriots continued its domination for a third straight year.
The CCHS boys team notched an 8-4 victory over Catholic Memorial, but fell to Lincoln-Sudbury in the third round.
This year’s peak attendance came on Town Meeting’s third night, when 518 voters turned out.
Despite pushback from neighbors and affordable housing advocates, the measure passed with broad support.
The Patriots defeated the Westford Academy Ghosts, 8-6, on Thursday night to win the Division 1 title.
There will be dancing in the streets on June 14 as the village holds its sixth annual free music festival.
Our loyal local lenswoman, Jean Fain, once again documents a feathered family affair.
Former CCHS teacher Liz Wilkinson is showing her paintings at Trinity Episcopal Church’s gallery through June 28.
After defeating Chelmsford, the girls were scheduled to play Westford Academy on June 12 for the state championship.
A Concord Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
OPINION
Any citizens denied the safety of family and property are entitled to legal defense. This is not a “threat”; it is a guaranteed right.
Visitors need to be educated about the damage they can cause through bank erosion and careless trash disposal.
These days it seems that we have to consider the first of several re-inventions of ourselves.
Airbags are designed for adult-size bodies and can be dangerous for children if they deploy in the front seat.
This means taking steps to support the responsible and sustainable use of the pond's water and surrounding environment.
The essential function of Town Meeting — debate — requires respect across us all, but not self-appointed “management.”
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SPORTS
The Patriots were scheduled to face Chelmsford at Burlington High School on Tuesday, June 10, in the semifinals.
The CCHS girls lacrosse team won big, beating Arlington 23-10; the team played second stringers for most of the game.
The Concord-Carlisle boys’ lacrosse team opened its MIAA Division 1 playoff campaign in dominant fashion.
Calabria is proud of his success on the soccer pitch, but he’s prouder of the work he’s done off the field.
The CCHS girls lacrosse team celebrated Memorial Day and its 50th anniversary with a gritty 16-15 win.
ARTS
The Concord, Sudbury, and Assabet rivers inspire an exhibit of paintings and other works at the Fowler Library through July 5.
Walk into Jean Lightman’s studio after a series of gloomy, wet days, and the rainy weather fades into memory.
The concert titled “Dreaming With Your Feet” takes place May 31 and June 1 at 51 Walden Performing Arts Center.
Fitchburg State University professor Steve Edwards had a sabbatical coming up when the perfect opportunity presented itself.
“Weaving an Address” from The Umbrella Arts Center reflects on the little-known experiences of patriots of color in Concord.
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OBITUARIES
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Robin M. (Oprie) Cicchetti of Concord passed away at Emerson Hospital on June 9, 2025. She was 64.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Franklin M. Hundley, who left us June 6, 2025, at age 90.
Joanne Barber passed away peacefully on June 5 in Concord, surrounded by the love and support of her family.
Peter Isaac Amstutz, age 44, a resident of Concord, passed away on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at Lahey Clinic Medical Center.
For 82 years, Chuck Young shared his special brand of humor with friends, family, coworkers and acquaintances.
Matthew Myles, formerly of Concord, died at his home in Denver on May 27, 2025. He was 48.
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