It’s Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month. Let’s not give yet another perfunctory acknowledgment of past injustices. If not stopped, the
November 11, 2023
I thought Concord stood for tolerance and freedom of speech (and religion). But, sadly, some people in our town think that hate
November 11, 2023
Having reviewed the documentation, by Carol Dwyer, of the opening of the West Concord depot in 1989 (available on YouTube – West
November 11, 2023
The past few decades have seen change, lots of change. Open fields, which once corralled livestock or grew crops, have become housing
November 11, 2023
The community connections highlighted by officials recently on the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail were quite literal as the ribbon was cut on
November 10, 2023
Any book lover keeps a list in their head that is constantly updated, especially at this time of year when the Best
November 9, 2023
The Planning Board is refining language for a Town Meeting article that will allow two-family or additional dwelling units. The article states
November 9, 2023
Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals requested more detail in the Comprehensive Permit application by NOVO Riverside Commons at its public
November 9, 2023
Roughly half of eligible Concord homeowners applied for the town’s new residential tax exemption by the November 1 early deadline, town officials
November 9, 2023
Dexter and Julia Wang, along with their copy of The Concord Bridge, paid an October 27 visit to the Normandy American Cemetery.
November 9, 2023