Letters - Page 60

Every weekday, promptly at 7:10 a.m. and 9:25 a.m. a comfortable yellow Yankee charter bus departs from Crosby’s Marketplace. Equipped with Wi-Fi, outlets and reclining seats, passengers work, read, snooze or chat

I have noticed the rampant tendency for pedestrians in Concord to walk on the right side of the road, not the left, i.e. pedestrians are not walking against traffic. This is an

I am deeply disappointed by the Finance Committee’s recent decision to vote against supporting the proposed Concord Public Schools budget, instead recommending an outright cut of over $600,000 in crucial educational services

Gas-powered leaf blowers have become an essential tool for maintaining landscapes in a variety of Concord settings. Article 37, a Citizen Petition, would ban the use of these machines, claiming that electric

I would first like to thank the sponsors and writers of The Concord Bridge for providing a real service to the community, now that the Concord Journal has become a pale shadow

The answers of the two candidates for select persons to the question of how to improve citizen participation in Town Meeting exposes an important problem in improving the function of town government:

Has this happened to you? You’re sitting on your porch in the spring or summer enjoying a quiet lunch when landscapers pull up at your neighbor’s house — oh no — your

Massport recently announced a project that would triple the private jet hangar capacity at Hanscom Field. There has been no consensus regarding what increase in luxury jet traffic will result, but at