It is clear to many of us that our worst fears about what climate change can do to our planet and to
Concord Public Works host Drop Off/Swap Off on Saturday, September 30, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 133 Keyes Road. Residents
Public discussion of Concord’s response to the MBTA Communities Act continues. Under this legislation, municipalities served by the MBTA must zone some
You can learn a lot reading the Letters to the Editor in The Bridge. Paul Jameson wrote in the September 22 edition
The Concord Association of Retired Men held their first meeting of their year at the Brookside apartments. The speaker at our meeting
Whoever writes the headlines at The Concord Bridge appears would benefit from some coaching about Concord’s town government. Today I saw a
Calling all adult chamber musicians: Concord Conservatory of Music, in collaboration with the Concord Chamber Music Society, announces the CCM Adult Chamber
Principals from Taurus Investment Holdings held an informal meeting with residents to present detailed plans for their proposed NOVO Riverside Commons housing
Thursday, September 14 9:54 a.m. Someone dropped rotten apples in a horse pen on Virginia Road the past night. The person requested
Q: How would you compare this summer to last? A: nVisitors are trending ahead of 2022. Our revenue is up over 60
