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
Concord’s Ethan Scerra is among the North Shore Community College students on the Dean’s List for the Spring 2023 semester. Dean’s List Honors are awarded to students who have earned six or
This summer, the coral reefs in the Florida Keys are in danger from rising temperatures due to climate change. Faced with an extended period of water temperatures much higher than normal, the
In New England, heating your home is not optional. Central air conditioning isn’t always a requirement, but as climate change brings warmer temperatures and more weather anomalies, those window units may not
Attorney General Andrea Campbell has notified the town that Article 37, which phases out the use of gas-powered hand-held leaf blowers by the end of the decade, has been approved. The new
Ubiquitous and forever – two words no one wants to hear about dangerous chemicals in drinking water. The two words pop up frequently in conversation with Alan Cathcart, director of Concord Public
By Laurie O’Neill Correspondent “If you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life,” says Christine Schuster, CEO and president of Emerson Health, citing an old adage. Schuster
Local sites and celebrations are getting a boost in the Commonwealth’s newly passed $56 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2024. In Concord, $15,000 is earmarked for the construction of an all persons