Town election voter registration deadline is March 29
If you haven’t registered to vote in next Tuesday’s town election but want to cast a ballot, better step on it.
Keeping Concord Connected
Picking up a library book? Now you can pick up Narcan, too
If you or someone you care for or about is at risk of opioid overdose, lifesaving treatment is now as close as a trip to the library.
Select Board makes picks for action on Town Meeting articles
“If this gets more people comfortable with voting and participating more, then it's worth it,” said Clerk Mary Hartman.
250th Committee seeks money for public safety
Next year “will be very different in scale than Patriots Day 50 years ago,” he said.
$2.3 million CCHS ‘amenities building’ down the drain?
“We may amend the article and put forth a feasibility and design or we will withdraw it and fund the feasibility and design from our capital stabilization."
Concord’s free cash level raises red flag during FinCom deliberations
At the public hearing, Mary Hartman, a member of the Select Board speaking on her own behalf, cautioned against draining free cash.
Concord firefighters double as storks
The department has gone on calls to transport women in labor to the hospital or to take mothers and newborns there, but delivering a baby is rare for them.
Concord quietly welcoming migrants to local emergency shelter
“About 60% of families at Concord are new arrivals, migrants, and refugees," says Colby O'Brien of Making Opportunity Count, which runs the emergency housing at the former Best Western.
