There is nothing like the feeling of swimming in a clear, cool body of fresh water. The bottom drops away fast, and the sense of depth is quickly apparent. The trees seem
CAPE COD BAY — I’m sitting in the cockpit of Lola, a reliable 37-foot sailboat, bound from Newport, about 10 nautical miles southwest of Provincetown, cocooned in fog so thick the brightly
Since you elected me to a fifth term in the Massachusetts House of Representatives last November, I have had the pleasure of representing Concord for the first time. Over the last year,
I appreciate everyone who reached out to me concerning the omnibus gun safety legislation after my August 4 piece in The Concord Bridge. Now, I want to share with you some notable
The 46-acre property at 2229 Main Street, formerly owned and operated by NMI/Starmet, was designated as a Superfund site in 2001. Cleanup activities have been underway since the 1980s but have greatly
Thank you to Wilson Kerr for his important opinion piece: “Time Outdoors: Bee informed about yard pesticides.” I encourage everyone to read it (available online if you no longer have your paper
By Jerry Frenkil Tomatoes are the star of summer produce, at least in my house. We grow some of our own cherries (Sungold100 is our favorite) and we also frequent the great
I am responding to the Concord Grapevine section of your paper. (Editor’s note: This references the Sept. 1, 2023, edition of The Concord Bridge, which featured the caption: “Susan Ellsworth and Rich