Letters - Page 63

Affordability and accessibility: two resonant notes which resound throughout all public discourse. Previous entries have highlighted the wealth gap and inequitable, archaic nature of existing funding measures. Indeed, the physical infrastructure of

I had the pleasure of working for Mark Howell for eight years in the Town of Concord’s IT Department, and cannot think of another citizen who would be a better fit for

The District 14 Dive Team conducted a rescue and recovery exercise on White Pond on February 22. The Town of Concord’s Fire Department hosted this multi-town effort. The team did a great

Recently while walking to the school bus, our daughter was struck by a car. This horrible accident shattered our family life, but also revealed what an amazing community Concord is. We want

At the 2021 Town Meeting, Concord voted to purchase from the R. W. Emerson Memorial Association, owners of the historic Emerson House, a conservation restriction (CR) on a small wooded area between

At this point, most in Concord have learned of the conversion of the Best Western Hotel into state emergency housing. Perhaps opposition to the incoming shelter might come from feelings of general

In your Feb. 17 article, “Select Board eager to improve cell coverage in the center of town,” we are told people are “bemoaning” lack of service. Reportedly the concern is the inability