Keeping Concord Connected
Boston Marathon MEMA team advises Concord250 on safety plans
Drawing on their experience at the Boston Marathon, a team from the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) offered their advice at a Public Safety Subcommittee meeting of Concord250. The message was clear:
Dog drowning averted at Great Brook Farm cranberry bog
CARLISLE — Zena, a 3-year-old black Labrador retriever, was standing on her hind legs in Great Brook Farm State Park, struggling to keep her nose just above water. The dog, exhausted from
Rethinking Concord’s budget preparation
Should the town budget be prepared and voted on as three separate budgets or as one “omnibus” budget? At the last Town Meeting, Moderator Carmin Reiss considered the question after a motion
Please support Concord’s community newspaper!
The Concord Bridge launched on October 21, 2022. As we approach the first anniversary of publication, the board of The Concord Bridge would like to thank the Concord community for its enthusiastic
Do tiny homes have a place in Concord’s housing picture?
As Joan McDade moves into the middle of her eighth decade, she’s moving into a brand new house … right in the backyard of her old one. The now-retired teacher and her
It’s electric! Humming into a cleaner future with EVs
If visitors found one thing missing from the Concord Ride & Drive event, it was the roar of exhaust. Instead of the throaty growls of big gas or diesel engines, the electric
Countdown to Concord250: Meet the new co-chairs
Gary Clayton and Rob Munro are the new co-chairs of the Concord250 Executive Committee after former Chairman Henry Dane stepped down from the role. He remains on the committee. The co-chairs said
