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Horses and houses and floods: Traces of Concord’s agricultural past remain

November 11, 2023

The past few decades have seen change, lots of change. Open fields, which once corralled livestock or grew crops, have become housing lots. Old buildings like homes, sheds and barns were torn

Photo gallery: The Blessing of the Animals

September 22, 2023

Left to right, “Emmy” gets a snuggle while waiting for a blessing, Matt Boger and his golden retriever Bodhi listen to a prayer, and Rev. Richard Edens, interim co-senior minister at Trinitarian

Gaining Ground sprouts new fields in national park

September 20, 2023

The cherry tomatoes at Gaining Ground are explosive with flavor as the year tiptoes into autumn. The arugula is crisp and peppery, the rainbow chard vibrant. The quality of the fruits and

Concord runs to Ag Day while vegetables race away

September 14, 2023

Photo Gallery: Good day, sunflowers!

September 1, 2023

Making a difference through foster care and adoption

July 20, 2023

You may know Glenn Gray from his 36 years at Concord Printing, but you may not know he and his wife, Jo-Anne, have been foster parents for the past five years. “Children

Calhoun’s journey to 80 Thoreau began in childhood

July 13, 2023

By Jesse Birge Ian Calhoun’s interest in cooking started while watching Julia Child. Her show was constantly playing on WGBH in the family home. His mother would cook alongside her son, teaching

National holiday celebrated with words, music and food

June 23, 2023

By Oliver Longo Correspondent Concord residents gathered at the Caesar Robbins House on Monument Street for a public celebration of Juneteenth. The local community and visitors were treated to live music played

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