Letters - Page 35

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Keep Tracey Marano’s dedication to education on the School Committee

March 3, 2024

I am writing to express my support for Tracey Marano’s candidacy for School Committee. Having known Tracey for many years, I can attest to her unwavering dedication to education and her commitment

Opinion: Concord’s tercentenary markers under a microscope

March 3, 2024

Concord’s tercentenary markers have become a cause célèbre recently, with multiple articles and opinion pieces published about them in this newspaper. I’ve kept track, because over the last year I’ve spent much

Letter: Apply for Concord’s new residential tax exemption by April 1

February 24, 2024

The real estate tax bills delivered to all Concord property owners last month include, for the first time ever, a fiscal year 2024 residential real estate tax exemption — if you applied

Letter: Backing ‘team player’ Liz Cobbs for School Committee

February 24, 2024

It is my pleasure to endorse Liz Cobbs as a candidate for the Concord School Committee. I have worked closely with Liz on several projects and believe she has a skill set

Letter: The greed of the School Committee

February 24, 2024

Having been a resident of Concord for over 47 years and having two daughters go through Concord Public Schools, I am never surprised that the School Committee is tone-deaf to other needs

Letter: Wendy Rovelli’s ‘collaborative problem-solving’ would boost Select Board

February 24, 2024

I am writing in strong support of Wendy Rovelli’s candidacy for the Concord Select Board. I worked with Wendy when we were members of the town Finance Committee and when we were

Letter: Willie-LeBreton story sparks memories of Concord’s racial reckonings

February 24, 2024

I am writing regarding the wonderful front-page piece on Smith College’s president, Sarah Willie-LeBreton. The article described Sarah’s father, Concord’s much-beloved Charles (Chuck) Willie, describing the 1970’s METCO incident and its aftermath.

Letter: Ellen Garrison still deserves Concord’s recognition

February 24, 2024

Recently, the School Committee voted against naming the new middle school in honor of 19th-century Black female educator Ellen Garrison, who was born in Concord, attended Concord public schools, and watched her

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