Letters - Page 28

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Liz Cobbs would bring warm heart, brilliant mind to School Committee

March 22, 2024

Liz's career as a top international executive attests to her ability to see and to solve problems and to build effective and congenial teams.

Select Board candidate Cameron McKennitt is a problem solver

March 22, 2024

As a town native, Cameron knows Concord; he also brings a broader world perspective.

Duplexes a ‘win-win tool’ to address housing crisis

March 22, 2024

Let’s increase the opportunities for individual homeowners to enhance their living situations while adding to our affordable housing stock.

Henry Dane asks the hard questions required of Select Board

March 22, 2024

He believes in the deep heritage that is Concord, and wants to protect but also to evolve it to better serve us all.

Committees seek to promote economic and cultural vitality of local arts

March 22, 2024

Multiplicity of artistic offerings broaden our awareness of what there is and what there can be.

Remember what Concord has stood for: name middle school for Ellen Garrison

March 22, 2024

I like to think that Concord people and schools helped contribute to this inspiring life and feel proud to live in such a town.

In praise of excellence: Andrew Herchek for School Committee

March 22, 2024

He is a product of the Concord schools who knows, first-hand, the excellence that has always been the hallmark of a Concord/Concord-Carlisle education.

Tracey Marano ‘exemplifies professionalism’ as School Committee leader

March 22, 2024

Tracey has become a trusted colleague whose advice and expertise has significantly benefited the students I represent.

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