Opinion - Concord Bridge

Homeowners paying the price for Concord’s growing budget

June 21, 2024

Families don’t get to ask their employers for 5-6 percent annual wage increases. They have to live within a budget, prioritizing where money gets spent.

What I see going on in West Concord

June 21, 2024

I know a town that bought contaminated W.R. Grace land, aside the Assabet River, why it bought the land — I’ll never understand; and I asked why?

Robbins House seeks archival Ellen Garrison materials

June 21, 2024

The Robbins House, Ellen Garrison’s childhood home, is beginning to archive the material related to the campaign to name the town’s middle school after Garrison.

‘Bigoted commentary’ at meeting was offensive, un-Concordian

June 21, 2024

I am embarrassed that such offensive bigoted commentary was made in a Concord public school building.

Seeking more answers on 2229 Main Street Superfund site

June 21, 2024

Both of these individuals are experts in their respective fields but I don't see how their opinions can be reconciled.

Urgent need for improved cellular service in Concord

June 21, 2024

This isn’t just an inconvenience; it poses a significant safety risk to residents, visitors, and those passing through our town on a daily basis.

Friends thankful for library book sale success

June 21, 2024

At its heart, the Book Sale is a community event — the largest one-day all-volunteer event in Concord.

Aging Well: Parenting evolves as we age

June 18, 2024

As parents age, more issues arise — creating a bumpy road that many families find difficult to navigate.