The elves have been hard at work: This week, two dozen members of the West Concord Green Thumbs gathered at Colonial Gardens to fill 48 baskets with seasonal greens and colorful ornaments.
By Jennifer Lord Paluzzi jenn@theconcordbridge.org Eric Miller is the first to admit he is no Henry David Thoreau. Nevertheless, he’s come to the woods — to write, to live his life deliberately, to
Concordians don’t just have the option of voting on warrant articles at Town Meeting. They can also propose them. Registered voters can submit articles by petition for the community’s consideration. Articles, which
Concord may have been the first battleground of the American Revolution, but this week it became the last of its neighbors to sign on to a multi-town deal to celebrate the war’s
Every fall, Dr. Andrea Resciniti morphs from surgeon to architect. Her building materials of choice: gingerbread, icing, and a lot of candy. On December 2, she delivered her latest work to the
Stella, the Richmon family’s big, fluffy white dog, died on the way to the emergency veterinarian – shot between the ribs. Almost two weeks later, neighboring homeowner Ed Fanning walked into the
Santa Claus didn’t mind the rain. Sunday’s downpours may have canceled Concord’s annual Holiday Tree Lighting and parade downtown, but the North Pole’s most famous resident had an appointment with the children
The annual tree lighting and parade, planned for Sunday, Dec. 3, has been canceled — but some indoor events will continue, including an appearance by Santa Claus. The forecast calls for rain,
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