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Controversial historical markers will be ‘removed for maintenance’

November 20, 2023

The Select Board has ordered three controversial historical signs temporarily “removed for maintenance” while the town decides their ultimate fate. The board voted 4-1 to pull the three Tercentary markers — two

Concord-Carlisle Wins State Title

November 19, 2023

WALPOLE – No. More. Games. The Concord-Carlisle boys soccer team completed its 2023 season by winning the program’s sixth state championship with a 2-0 win over Needham Saturday night at Walpole High

A field of flags in Concord for Israel’s fallen

November 19, 2023

Concord has no shortage of flags. As a town that treasures its starring role in America’s history, the U.S. flag snaps from the top of the tall pole in Monument Square and

Plans take shape for Concord250

November 18, 2023

When discussing plans for the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution, the focus of Concord250 is, naturally, Concord. Gary Clayton, co-chair of the Concord250 Executive Committee, said an intermunicipal

Newly controversial Concord historical signs ‘promote fantasy over fact’

November 17, 2023

Concord is looking deeper at making a nearly century-old part of its history a thing of the past. The Select Board voted 3-1 this month to cloak three cast-iron markers that commemorate

Sparring continues over fate of Warner’s Pond and dam

November 17, 2023

Consultants EA Engineering and town officials fielded a stream of public comments during the first major community meeting on Warner’s Pond since the Natural Resources Commission announced it will no longer put

Concord resident working to reforest the Amazon Rainforest

November 17, 2023

After graduating from Concord-Carlisle High School in 2000, Robin Van Loon said he preferred to study at “the university of life” rather than traditional college, and in 2003 departed for Peru. “It

Plans call for $2.34 million request to create CCHS stadium bathrooms

November 15, 2023

Joint School Committee members are pressing on in their mission to upgrade Concord’s school buildings — and acknowledge it will come at a cost. The committee voted in October to advance a

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