Keeping Concord Connected
Nashawtuc Road bridge shut down as Sudbury River rises
With Sudbury River waters rising, the town shut down part of Nashawtuc Road Thursday afternoon to keep traffic off the bridge. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation advised Concord to make the move
What do YOU want to name the new Concord Middle School?
The Concord School Committee is asking the public to suggest or recommend names for the Concord Middle School. The new middle school, scheduled to open during the next school year, has drawn
Winter Bird Count sets record
By Peter Alden A whopping 86 species of birds were spotted in Concord during the Winter Bird Count. The fairly warm and rainy early winter allowed many waterfowl to linger, as well
Expect 3 nights for Concord Town Meeting
The Select Board approved the order of warrant articles for the upcoming April Town Meeting this week amid a broader discussion of how to get more Concordians more engaged in their self-governance.
A new plaque to rise at the Town House in memory of the fallen
Paul Murphy only met Douglas Cann once, but he’ll never forget it. “I was on the playground — Emerson playground — putting out the bases in eighth grade, and he walked through
Listen my children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of — Tidd and Munroe? Prescott?
Everyone knows the story of how Paul Revere rode through the night, broadcasting the alarm throughout Middlesex that the British were headed out to capture the colonists’ stores of weapons and ammunition.
On Capitol insurrection anniversary, Concord rally says ‘Never again’
The speakers were blunt. “We have a problem,” said Concord Indivisible’s Diane Proctor to a crowd on the First Parish lawn. “Democracy is imperiled.” On the third anniversary of the Capitol insurrection,