In the spring of 2022, Concord was a news desert, isolating residents from one another as surely as the pandemic had.
Encouraged by a core group of devoted Concordians, residents gathered in a church basement to envision a local weekly newspaper that would reconnect citizens with each other.
Come hear Concord Bridge CEO Maile Hulihan tell the story of what happened next — and where your non-profit newspaper is going.
Join us for her remarks in the Goodwin Forum of the Concord Free Public Library — or via Zoom — at 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 14, followed by a conversation moderated by Frannie Carr Toth, New York Times managing editor, audio. Introductions by Bridge editor Betsy Levinson.
Register to attend in person here.
Register to attend via Zoom here.
The mission of The Concord Bridge, a charitable organization, is to connect all Concordians with local news that is important to them. This mission is rooted in our belief that good local journalism is the key to a solid democracy, empowered to enrich civic engagement and community conversation.
