Concord’s newest tourist attraction, the trolley, is faring well in its pilot year. Erin Stevens, Concord’s Public Information and Communications Manager, and
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Eddie Russel, shuttles visitors, residents, and commuters around town, while throwing in an entertaining tale or two about historic Concord, and all
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Erin Stevens, the town’s communications manager, has moved to a newly created office in the Planning and Land Management Department as Transportation
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In order for voters to weigh in on additional funds for the proposed new middle school, the Select Board opened a warrant
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Acknowledging that he’s had “a blessed career,” Concord police Chief Joe O’Connor is retiring from the department on Dec. 22. “You just
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The Concord Museum celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a special family program featuring the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers. Hailing from the
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An exclusive interview in which Robert A. Gross, author of “The Transcendentalists and Their World” and the James L. and Shirley A.
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