Letters - Page 35

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Letter: Concord supported ranked choice voting, but …

January 26, 2024

As many of you will recall, Concord voted overwhelmingly to use ranked choice voting in local elections at our May 2021 Town Meeting. We cannot use RCV until the State House approves

Letter: A Jericho Road Project farewell

January 26, 2024

This is a “thank you” to the hundreds of Concordians who — as founders, leaders, volunteers and contributors — built and powered the Jericho Road Project. JRP, an independent nonprofit organization founded

Letter: Public ways, private ways and Estabrook Road

January 26, 2024

Your 1/19/24 headline “Is Estabrook Road private or public? The court decides” sets back public discussion of the issue. As the Land Court noted in its November 2022 decision, the terms “private”

Letter: You Mean It Doesn’t Take a Village?

January 26, 2024

The naming of Concord’s new middle school is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. So how should Concord go about choosing an appropriate name? Naming a school after an individual (either living or dead) is

Letter: Don’t let contractors block driveways with plowed snow

January 11, 2024

Concord does a good job of clearing streets but creates serious problems for homeowners by repeatedly pushing snow into driveway aprons, creating berms requiring multiple efforts to clear them. Private contractors greatly

Letter: Another Midnight Rider

January 11, 2024

As noted in the lead article on January 5, 2024, Paul Revere, Dr. Samuel Prescott, Nathan Munroe and Benjamin Tidd were Midnight Riders. Who else was a Midnight Rider? Thanks to research

Letter: ‘Concord Stories’ podcast now available

January 4, 2024

For those wondering what the tercentenary markers got wrong, Aya Belyazid and I have launched a new blog of Concord stories on Spotify as part of preparing Concord for our Concord250 celebration.

Letter: Tercentenary marker controversy should spark deeper reflection

January 4, 2024

It feels as if our country has become a place that is increasingly unable to tolerate problems inherent to being human. We seem to need everyone to be right, correct at all

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