On Saturday, January 6, a date we cannot forget, Concord Indivisible invites you to a rally to “Save Our Democracy” in front of the First Parish in Concord at 1 p.m. The
Our parking meters are going away, but I’d like to suggest a positive use for some of them: let local charitable organizations “adopt” them to collect donations for their causes. It might
The Annursnac Hill Association Climate Committee would like to thank the League of Women Voters for sponsoring the forum regarding the Hanscom expansion held at the Concord Library on December 6. We’d
I’ve been to closings which rekindle fond memories: Anderson’s Market; Hillbilly Ranch; Sit ‘N Bull Pub; Willow Pond Kitchen; and Johny D’s, e.g. … but closing my company tops them all. (Inspired
It’s that time of the year which reminds me of a circular conversation my mother once told me: Person A asks Person B, “What’s Life?” B replies, “A magazine.” A asks, “How
During its November 20 meeting, the Select Board confirmed it began planning its tax shift in October 2022, three months before January’s Town Meeting approved the new Concord Middle School. Nevertheless, the
The FCC claims that cell tower RF radiation is safe, but its standard has not been updated since 1996. The nonprofit Environmental Health Trust (EHT) provides the latest research on radiofrequency radiation.
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission’s debatable, some may even say baseless, proposal to tamper with our town’s historic markers and the Select Board’s swift decision to remove these markers have opened