Letters - Page 47

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Letter: Author responds to ‘disingenuous’ inaccuracies cited in his bookLetter:

June 9, 2023

In an April 6 letter in your paper, Robert N. Meltzer disingenuously invokes my recent book, “In the Midst of Civilized Europe” as a defense of Vladimir Putin’s brutal and unprovoked war

Letter: FinCom and the school budget

June 2, 2023

Regarding Ms. Suarez’s recent letter to the editor, my comments on the school budget quoted in the May 11 article were in response to questions sent to me by The Concord Bridge. They

Letter: Warner Pond’s place in history

June 2, 2023

During present discussions about Warner’s Pond, efforts should be made to ponder broader historical significance and issues of equity, which are closely tied together here. When Andrew Koh started serving on the

Letter: Carbon emissions is key reason for Hanscom opponents

June 2, 2023

Some recent Bridge coverage of local opposition to the proposed expansion of Hanscom has failed, I believe, to identify clearly the main reason why opposition to this airfield expansion is so strong.

Letter: Volunteers made Drop Off a success

May 26, 2023

Just a “Thank You” to the wonderful team at Saturday’s Drop Off. As usual, the team was wonderfully organized and helpful in getting us cars in and out quickly … especially in

Letter: The Bridge – filling our need for local journalism

May 26, 2023

Thank you. With each new issue of The Concord Bridge, our new hometown newspaper does a better job proving that every community needs a local paper. The Bridge may have had a

Letter: Keep an eye out for Blanding’s turtles on the road

May 26, 2023

As part of my Civics Action Project, I want to help protect the Blanding’s turtles. There are only about 55 adult Blanding’s turtles left in Concord. Most of them live in the

Letter: Monument deserves respect

May 26, 2023

While Concord’s April 19 Parade commemorates 1775 events, at the April 19,1867 dedication ceremony of Concord’s Civil War Monument, John Shepard Keyes offered these words: “We do not forget our heroic dead.

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