For $27 million you could pay most of Red Sox leftie Chris Sale’s annual salary or put a down payment on the Barnstable home boasting a 300-foot beach, a pool and a
Over 100 people waited, peering up Barretts Mill Road, waiting for the Redcoats to appear. The British Regulars showed up in formation. They quick-timed two-by-two into the farmyard, demanding that folks “make
With a thundering voice, Catia Ramos brought the crowd inside Holy Family Parish to its feet as she read from the letters of Civil War-era heroine Ellen Garrison, a Concord-born anti-slavery activist,
On Tuesday, April 18, members of Concord Indivisible and its allies will participate in a nationwide effort to honor victims of the Holocaust and Nazi persecution by holding a Days of Remembrance
The Revolutionary War was delayed. The crowd at the Old North Bridge shuffled in place, ears straining for the sound of drums, children craning from the their parents’ shoulders for the sight
More than 5,000 men, with their guns and drums, horses and carts, and tents and food, set up camp at the confluence of the Assabet River and Nashoba Brook, along present-day Commonwealth
The Town of Concord’s Annual Holocaust Remembrance, co-sponsored by the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council, will take place on Sunday, April 23 at 7 PM at the Town House. The event will also
Patriots’ Day, aka April 19, is a special day which brings back happy memories of being a boy growing up in Concord. I like to think of it as Concord’s national holiday.