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Cell tower planned to fix spotty coverage at CCHS

July 19, 2023

Concord officials are eyeing potential sites for a new cellular tower to fix significant coverage gaps in town — including at Concord-Carlisle High School, where Regional School District Committee Chair Tracey Marano

Hanscom AFB sergeant awarded medal for heroism

July 18, 2023

It was around 2 p.m. on May 1, and Tech Sgt. Jacob McCloud was happy to be leaving Concord from his job at nearby Hanscom Air Force Base. He could avoid the

Faithful Unto Death: Concord honors Black Civil War soldier 160 years later (Photo Gallery)

July 17, 2023

Concord residents gathered in Monument Square on Saturday in celebration of the life and service of Concord-born Black Civil War soldier George Washington Dugan, 160 years after his death. A procession led

Concordians join FEMA teams to aid in Vermont flooding

July 17, 2023

With Vermont battered by storm-inflicted floods that have already claimed at least one life, left hundreds of people stranded, and wreaked untold property damage, two of Concord’s public workers are on a

As state mandates multi-family housing, residents weigh in

July 14, 2023

The need for a more diverse housing stock in Concord has been a topic of conversation and consternation for decades. Various housing plans and long-range visions have prioritized more options for senior

Economic vitality committee pivots after Covid

July 14, 2023

Formed in late 2019, the town’s Economic Vitality Committee’s original focus was retail sustainability and tourism, according to the official charge. It was designed to boost the vitality of the four retail

Rehab center to open on Concord’s Main Street in October

July 13, 2023

The long-vacant nursing home at 785 Main St. has a new life: a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center. According to the Middlesex Registry of Deeds, Walden LLC sold the building to Landmark

Meagher named library facilities manager

July 13, 2023

For 150 years, the Concord Library Corporation has owned and maintained the library buildings in Concord. In that time, the library has grown, the buildings have expanded, and the day-to-day grind of

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