Day after day, the forecast promised rain, with the occasional sunny day thrown in. Sump pumps keep running, and water levels in rivers and ponds look high for late summer. A deluge
With increasing numbers of catastrophic weather events across the world, many attributable to climate change, homeowners may be asking themselves if they are prepared for a local disaster. Is the property ready?
The USA Diving federation produces Olympic divers — and Concord Middle Schooler Audrey Herz hopes to be one of them. Audrey dove her way to the semifinals round on both one-meter and
When Concord Public Schools and Concord-Carlisle High School reopen this month, students will be served by teachers and staff who are getting ramped-up training in addressing the needs of a diverse population.
Laiya Pavlov started training in classical Indian dance at the age of six. As a rising sophomore at Concord-Carlisle High School, she is giving back to other dance students who cannot afford
Quicksilver spill in your home? Call 911 — quick. Mercury — including from old-school thermometers you may still have around the house — is a health hazard that must be handled by
Wearing a bright silk outfit adorned with sparkling jewelry and bells on her ankles, the young dancer began the Bharatanatyam. Every movement of the classical Indian dance ceremony showcased the artistry and
Everyone in Concord is familiar with cellular dead spots – those places in town where their mobile phone just won’t work. In Concord Center, smartphone users might have better luck with a
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