Keeping Concord Connected
Survey says: Strong support for Concord-Carlisle High School cell tower
Can you hear them now? Concord’s spotty cellular service is the stuff of legend, aggravation, and downright worry, and how to deal with it has been the stuff of hot debate. But
Help local families celebrate the holidays through Open Table gift bag drive
The Family-to-Family Gift Bag Drive offers community members the opportunity to create special holiday gift bags for either a local family and/or a senior who are clients of Open Table. This is
Bringing the news to the people twice a day — by train
In the 1950s and 1960s, when it came to news, gossip and advertising, newspapers reigned supreme. Cities big and small printed morning and evening editions of popular titles, feeding the country’s desire
Horses and houses and floods: Traces of Concord’s agricultural past remain
The past few decades have seen change, lots of change. Open fields, which once corralled livestock or grew crops, have become housing lots. Old buildings like homes, sheds and barns were torn
Final phase of Bruce Freeman Rail Trail nears completion
The community connections highlighted by officials recently on the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail were quite literal as the ribbon was cut on the final portion between Concord and Acton. “This bridge between
New zoning amendment will cover two-family houses
The Planning Board is refining language for a Town Meeting article that will allow two-family or additional dwelling units. The article states that the board “may grant a special permit for the
Board, residents question NOVO developers
Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals requested more detail in the Comprehensive Permit application by NOVO Riverside Commons at its public hearing in late October. Board Chairman Theo Kindermans said the
