The first Writer-in-Residence at the Concord Free Public Library has a goal. “I’m on a crusade to make children’s literature not just
Article 10 of the Annual Town Meeting Warrant is to assist the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission in its request for a
In the Jim Crow South, many methods were used to disenfranchise voters. Poll taxes, literacy tests, etc. served to preserve minority rule.
As a voter in Concord, it is important to consider the impact of Article 35 on affordable housing in our community. This
Gas-powered leaf blowers (GPLB) are spectacularly bad for us, both locally and globally. Concord should phase them out. With their inefficient engines,
The year 2025 will mark the 250th anniversary of the historic battles of Concord and Lexington. The Select Board established the Concord250
Twenty-two Concord residents are registered to hit the starting line in Hopkinton on Patriots Day for the 127th running of the Boston
Patriots’ Day, aka April 19, is a special day which brings back happy memories of being a boy growing up in Concord.
Concord is ramping up for Town Meeting, with Finance Committee meetings and hearings through March, making recommendations on spending for the next
Art for All, a community art organization in West Concord, is working on a 24-foot mural that maps the Bruce Freeman Rail
