DEI chairs: School Committee fell short on middle school naming
This decision reveals a misunderstanding of what inclusion truly means.
Keeping Concord Connected
Letter from Nanae: Attack of the 50 herbs and spices gator
When I came to Japan and got the chance to do a regional American cooking class on anything, I picked gator.
Eleventh hour brings awareness to climate change
The planet is approaching a point where it will be inhospitable to sustain life.
Erase ‘pay to play’ from town soccer
In Concord-Carlisle we still ask, on average, $150 per child to register for the town teams.
Think hard about the peril of large-scale tree removal
The large-scale removal of trees from both public and private lands undermines the town’s climate goals.
Warner’s Pond Task Force workshop engaged community
We left the meeting even more committed to ensuring an open, thorough, and transparent review of all the possibilities for improving the Warner’s Pond system.
Bring back open water to Fairyland
While walking in the Town Forest (Fairyland) this past week, I noticed that the pond is filling in with plants.
Concord should consider ‘sharrows’ before someone gets hurt
I have seen so many close calls — an accident is going to happen.
