Pre-Town Meeting FinCom hearing covers capital spending
The combined town and school budgets, at an estimated $137 million, represent an increase of about 5.7%.
Keeping Concord Connected
Town Meeting to consider CCHS rooftop solar panels
A 2020 study by consulting firm Cadmus estimated that Concord-Carlisle High School may be able to host as many as 1,000 solar panels.
Residents lobby for Ellen Garrison, a more accessible Town Meeting
The School Committee has voted to christen the town’s newest hall of learning “Concord Middle School.” But Monday’s Select Board meeting surfaced continuing support for naming the building in honor of Civil
Letter: Housing group chairs urge support of four Town Meeting articles
As chairs of the Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust, Concord Housing Authority, Concord Housing Development Corporation and Concord Housing Foundation, we are grateful for the community’s support for expanding affordable housing opportunities
Expect 3 nights for Concord Town Meeting
The Select Board approved the order of warrant articles for the upcoming April Town Meeting this week amid a broader discussion of how to get more Concordians more engaged in their self-governance.
Column: Town Meeting: Does it work for you?
During a vigorous discussion of the question “Does Town Meeting Work For You?” — co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle and the Concord Free Public Library — folks gathered
Concord residents may petition to get issues on Town Meeting Warrant
Concordians don’t just have the option of voting on warrant articles at Town Meeting. They can also propose them. Registered voters can submit articles by petition for the community’s consideration. Articles, which
Concord considers Town Meeting changes
In the mid-1990s, Concord made a serious study of Town Meeting, the form of self-government that’s served this community since before the Revolutionary War. “That study commission was formed in a climate
