Concord Police Chief Joseph O’Connor will retire later this month. In celebrating his tenure in Concord, it seems a perfect time to share
Dear friends and citizens of Concord, During this season of giving, we — the members of the Tax Relief and Hugh Cargill
In this age of Internet-augmented rage, Town Meeting shows what “civil discourse” can be. Opponents and proponents of a particular action make
The Concord Trolley pilot project ended November 13th with a total ridership of nearly 950 rides given for an average of about
Rather than celebrate our past 250 years with historic granite plinths, parades, and costumed balls Concord should celebrate our next 250 years.
Many towns have them, Concord does not. At least not in the sense that Henry David Thoreau campaigned for. It’s the protection
Residents should note that around the holidays, mail carriers such as Amazon and FedEx contract independent carriers to help deliver items during
The Select Board invited the School Committee to join a discussion about large capital projects (over $5M) and the related debt obligations
Recent “Fowler After Hours” program with Concord resident, Radha Jalan. Jalan recently published her memoir "From Calcutta to Concord"
Hanukkah begins on the night of Sunday, Dec. 18, with the lighting of the first of eight candles. Congregation Kerem Shalom will
