With ‘joy and pride,’ Concordians celebrate inaugural India Day
Community members gathered at First Parish over the weekend to mark the town’s first official India Day.
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In the deep end: What it really takes to be a Concord lifeguard
Why not give it a shot? How hard could it be? ... It was more involved than I expected.
Eagle Scout’s labor helps Concordians retire U.S. flags with dignity
Every Independence Day, Concord is awash in American flags. But when those flags become worn, where to dispose of them respectfully?
Service dog raisers grapple with coming closure of MCI-Concord
For more than 20 years, inmates and guards haven’t been the only ones behind the walls of MCI-Concord.
Concordians defy gray skies to celebrate town’s first Pride festival
“It made me feel like people were really there to celebrate our community.”
School bus driver gets warm sendoff after 18 years at the wheel
Known for his indomitable enthusiasm, the Stoneham native is retiring from the Concord-Carlisle Regional School District.
Young Concordians hunt up summer jobs — or create their own
For some Concord students, summer is a time for hard work — and in some cases, the chance to be their own boss.
Concord-Carlisle High School graduation 2024: Finding your ‘why’
Words of encouragement, empowerment, advice, and especially congratulations filled the stadium throughout the morning — and there were a few tears, too.