I am moved to write regarding the May 12 article, “FinCom Plan to Rein in School Budget Declined,” by Betsy Levinson. While
by @farago
May 19, 2023
Could we entertain a combination of the three options which would be to dredge the pond but use the dredge spoils to
by @farago
May 19, 2023
At Town Meeting, we discovered another outcropping of Concord’s wealth divide. To put that a bit more formally, we exposed again the
by @farago
May 19, 2023
For decades now, Concord and Carlisle have been soccer towns. Concord-Carlisle High School’s boys and girls teams are routinely in the mix
May 18, 2023
Earlier this month, as part of Bay State Bike Month, more than 300 Concord children biked, walked and rolled their way to
May 18, 2023
Have you ever walked on a “bog bridge,” one that is three planks wide, so no one falls in the mud? After
May 18, 2023
The Town Clerk’s Office will begin sending inactivation notices to voters beginning the week of May 29 — and if you haven’t
May 18, 2023
Fire Chief Thomas Judge and the Concord Fire Department would like to congratulate Lt. Todd Niemi and Capt. Keith Cotoni on their
May 18, 2023
Walter Widman arrived over an hour early. Bedecked in full rain gear, new hat and fishing vest, the 3-year-old clearly meant business.
May 18, 2023
Need some extra reading material for the summer and beyond? The Concord Free Public Library is preparing its Friends of the CFPL
May 18, 2023