Letters - Page 7

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A majority on middle school naming does not a ‘mob’ make

June 14, 2024

Some members of the School Committee and their supporters have displayed some remarkably paranoid views about their fellow Concordians.

Is Town Meeting attendance too low?

June 14, 2024

We hope that our work on Town Meeting this next year will be grounded in this institution’s function as a legislature.

Even with the wisdom of years, school naming still confuses

June 7, 2024

Experience has taught me the democratic way of organizing a society works well if everyone behaves themselves, but there's the rub.

Reflections on my encounter with Warner’s Pond

June 7, 2024

There is a great intangible, yet highly significant, value to preserving the natural spaces that exist in communities.

Naming school library for Ellen Garrison ‘a suitable compromise’

June 7, 2024

That would be a full honor, rather than a tacked on acknowledgement of her educational and social justice contributions.

Try thinking about Hanscom expansion’s potential upsides

June 7, 2024

It is not an argument against Hanscom to cite lifestyles (only the hyper-wealthy fly private jets). If it were, why does exclusive Concord have single-family zoning?

The differences between the Ipswich Mill and Warner’s Pond dams

June 7, 2024

Removing Warner's Pond Dam would be of little consequence to fish passage, but very destructive to the recreational opportunities afforded by the pond.

Puzzling ‘sleight of hand’ on middle school naming

June 7, 2024

The School Committee chose to adopt what Town Meeting had clearly rejected, and to reject what TM had clearly advocated.

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