Opinion - Page 59

I wrote a couple weeks ago about a couple of friends who have been on a journey of homelessness since the beginning of April. I had been in contact with State Rep.

My family moved to Concord in 2018, just before having our two children in 2019 and 2021. We spent time together discussing the warrant and issues at hand, especially those related to

For those who were not able to make it to Town Meeting last week, I completely understand. It is challenging to find four hours on a Sunday afternoon and then four more

I was one of 728 people who attended Town Meeting that day, and – like the vast majority of the attendees – was at the meeting for the express purpose of voting

Our many remarkable business owners help make Concord a wonderful place to live. We are saying goodbye to two of the most remarkable: Eric Broege and Carolyn Kemp of Vintages, Adventures in

I was pleased to be able to attend the Miriam Corner event on Saturday April 8. I appreciate the time and efforts of the multitude of volunteers who were involved in the

The CPCCC follows a well scripted program for our events, and for the preparations beforehand. When seeking a member of the clergy or religious leader to officiate at a public function, the

The Concord Bridge is a valuable new source to the Concord community, yet I find myself not looking forward to the weekly publication as much as I did initially. The opinion page