Goldman promoted to Concord Police captain
Brian Goldman was promoted to captain in the Concord Police Department in February 2024.
Keeping Concord Connected
Where’s Your Bridge? At long last, Antarctica — and Easter Island
The Concord Bridge has returned to Antarctica — and this time, someone remembered to take a picture! The flag… err, paper… has been planted by John Lombard, retired senior pastor at TriCon
Route 2 Corridor study holds prospects for re-envisioning Concord Rotary safety
The release of a study by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation on the Route 2 Corridor, coinciding with the announced planned closing of MCI-Concord, offers a chance to re-envision the safety and
MCI-Concord: A Q&A with Deputy Town Manager Megan Zammuto
Deputy Town Manager Megan Zammuto, whose official job description expanded last year to include the role of director of land planning and management, is one of the town’s point people in shaping
Friends of Sleepy Hollow honor Concord women’s anti-slavery effort
There are memorials in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery honoring Concord’s war dead, its plethora of famous authors, the people who shaped American history. A story left untold, however, was that of the women
Opioid settlement dollars to address addiction, with plenty of local input
Over the course of 18 years, Concord is slated to get more than $660,000 from statewide opioid settlements. The town already has over $90,000 in its account. Plans are afoot to spend
CCHS’ gender and sexuality alliance celebrates 30th year
To its members, Concord-Carlisle High School’s Spectrum club is more than just an activity or even a coalition: it’s a community of shared commitment, tenacity, and most of all, hope. Spectrum, led
Select Board is skeptical about need for $2.3M stadium restroom at CCHS
Chair Henry Dane remarked during this week’s Select Board meeting that “what we’re really here to talk about is not the toilet building” — but an hour into a discussion of a
