Land Court Judge Howard P. Speicher has sided with the town of Concord, finding in his Nov. 23, decision that the public does have the right to access a disputed portion of
Fiscal Year 2023 Preliminary assessments of Concord residential and commercial properties. The tax rate will be finalized after the Select Board classification hearing on November 23, 2022. The meeting is scheduled to
CONCORD — Thomas M. Mulcahy, a 22-year veteran of the Concord Police Department, will become the Department’s Interim Chief of Police effective Dec. 23. Town Manager Kerry Lafleur chose Captain Mulcahy to
Residents call for a closer look at the budget. After an hours-long hearing last week, the 15-member Finance Committee voted to support Article 5 on the special Town Meeting warrant, which asks
In the summer of 2017 Carlene Hempel was in Maine on vacation when she speed-dialed Steve Irza. “I had just found out that the Gerow property on the shore on Warner’s Pond
As an all-volunteer, charitable organization, the Friends of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Inc, is marking 20 years of service in providing enhancements, beautification, and education about Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, one of Concord’s veritable
What’s left to recycle after separating out your plastics, glass, metals, and paper? How about food waste? Concord residents are putting their food waste to use this year through the town’s Community
The Council on Aging (COA) provides Concord seniors with a multitude of services and assistance, much of which were severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. In the early days of 2020, COA