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Concord Museum wins prize for American Revolution 250th exhibitions

December 11, 2023

The Concord Museum won the 2023 Prize for Excellence and Innovation from the Decorative Arts Trust for its exhibitions and publication commemorating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The Concord

Trust receives $130,000 grant toward Wright Tavern restoration

December 11, 2023

The Wright Tavern Legacy Trust has received a $130,000 grant from the Ruby W. and LaVon P. Linn Foundation toward restoration of the Wright Tavern, the rendezvous point for the Minutemen on

Concord capital planning in focus

December 11, 2023

New this year, departments on the town and school sides of the budget have produced a five-year capital spending plan on the recommendation of the ad hoc Capital Planning Task Force. “Discussing

Column: NRC will take year to consider Warner’s Pond dam

December 11, 2023

By Ed Nardi Following an alternatives analysis completed in 2023 which identified dam removal as the preferred management alternative for the Warner’s Pond system, the Natural Resources Commission (NRC) had intended to

Column: Town Meeting: Does it work for you?

December 11, 2023

During a vigorous discussion of the question “Does Town Meeting Work For You?” — co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle and the Concord Free Public Library — folks gathered

Don’t forget to license your dog for 2024

December 11, 2023

Have a dog? Consider some new bling for its collar: the 2024 dog license. Dog license applications are being mailed out with the annual census, but registration is now open — your

Holiday Baskets Brighten Commonwealth Avenue

December 11, 2023

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.

He came to the woods to write — and hopefully, not freeze

December 7, 2023

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

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