From its troubled inception to a riot, a psychedelic experiment, a jailbreak and finally a planned shutdown, here are some highlights of the history of the Commonwealth’s oldest running state prison for
Town officials were coming to grips Wednesday with the impact — and the potential — of the state’s decision to shutter MCI-Concord and move its inmates and correctional officers to another prison.
When Jodi Dakin Loughlin’s Vizsla, Tenney, plunged through the ice of a pond near her home, her dog walker rushed to the rescue. Tenney is “very lucky to be safe and sound
Concord firefighters came to the rescue of a woman and a dog who had fallen through the ice Friday morning. A passerby who witnessed the struggle around 10:30 a.m. called 911 and
A pickup truck went partially into the Sudbury River after a Tuesday morning crash, Police Chief Thomas Mulcahy and Fire Chief Thomas Judge reported. The truck, which was headed east on Route
By Celeste Katz Marston Celeste@theconcordbridge.org Authorities evacuated the District Court building Thursday morning after court officials received a emailed bomb threat, adding Concord to a cascade of U.S. and Massachusetts cities and
Stella, the Richmon family’s big, fluffy white dog, died on the way to the emergency veterinarian – shot between the ribs. Almost two weeks later, neighboring homeowner Ed Fanning walked into the
State Fire Marshal Jon Davine and Massachusetts Firefighting Academy Director Jeffrey Winn announced the graduation of 35 firefighters from the state’s 50-day Career Recruit Firefighting Training Program including Concord’s James Black. “(T)he
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