Letters - Page 59

Why exactly are we considering banning leaf blowers? Is it for the environment, is it for the noire, or is it to control what’s going on at your neighbor’s property? We have

I am writing to call your attention to a Town Meeting Warrant Article relating to food service permits. This article will authorize food establishments to serve as base of operations for their

The names of the Willard, Thoreau, Alcott, Peabody, and Sanborn schools remind students of the contributions of past Concordians. We propose that the new Concord Middle School be named “The Garrison School”

Thank you to Chris Schaffner (Opinion, April 14) for his thoughtfulness and courage in starting a discussion on replacing Town Meeting with a more practical, modern and representative mechanism. This town likes

On Saturday, April 16, the Minuteman Bike Share reopened for the season and the community came together on the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail to celebrate. Organized by Erin Stevens, the Town’s Senior

At what point do the citizens of Concord draw the line on the habitual hit parade of bans being thrust upon them? The latest ill-conceived effort introduced in Article 37 seeks (yet

It was nice to see a picture of elected officials, Simon Cataldo and Mike Barrett looking warm, comfortable and happy as they posed for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Best Western Shelter.

The Concord Women’s Chorus would like to thank the Concord Cultural Council for a generous grant given through the Massachusetts Cultural Council in support of our commissioned piece “Grown Wild”, which the