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Youth behavior survey paints worrisome picture

May 5, 2023

Results from Emerson Health’s biannual Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) are in, and the data paints a disheartening, but unsurprising picture of a compounding youth mental health crisis that school administrators have

Boy Scouts prepping for 250th

May 5, 2023

A Boy Scout is always prepared. The Concord Scout House troop has been getting ready for the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord for years now. The contribution of

Salt Box Kitchen chef wins Chopped for Charity

May 3, 2023

Chef Ben Elliott of Concord’s Salt Box Kitchen was the winner of the cooking competition at the Chopped for Charity Gala at Nashawtuc Country Club last week. More than 250 people took

Yes to food trucks; no to gas-powered leaf blowers at Concord Town Meeting

May 2, 2023

Over 325 voters at the second and final day of Town Meeting had to stand and be counted as they weighed in on controversial articles during what Town Moderator Carmin Reiss later

Driver rescued from Assabet River in Concord crash

May 1, 2023

A driver was rescued from the Assabet River Monday afternoon after a crash on Lowell Road. Concord Police and Fire Departments received 911 calls at 2:30 p.m. reporting a vehicle in the

Town Meeting pushes back on proposed school budget cuts

May 1, 2023

Zoe Fife is not a registered voter — but the Concord schools student made an impact at Town Meeting Sunday afternoon as she spoke in favor of the school budget. Fife was

Time Outdoors: Caught on the trail camera (video)

April 28, 2023

Change is in the air and the peepers are peeping! The redwing blackbirds are back in the marshes and the skunk cabbage is coming up in the swamps. At long last, signs

NPS Director visits Minute Man

April 27, 2023

Chuck Sams was happy to “walk in our fellow Americans’ footprints,” as he went over the Old North Bridge during National Park Week. The National Park Service Director visited the Minute Man

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