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UPDATED: School Committee votes to retain Concord Middle School’s name

February 6, 2024

After an hours-long, impassioned debate about Concord’s past, present and future, the School Committee voted Tuesday night to go with “Concord Middle School.” The decision came after months of public suggestions, with

Letter: Marano seeks re-election to School Committee

January 28, 2024

I will be seeking re-election to the school committee. I have served as chair of the Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee for the past two years. I am proud of the work that is

Concord Observer: Concord High School sports stars of yesteryear

January 26, 2024

By Ken Anderson As I held the door for a lady at the West Concord Middlesex Saving Bank, I recognized her from around town and the Council on Aging center at the

Concord Cultural Council awards annual arts grants

January 19, 2024

The Concord Local Cultural Council had a busy year as the arts community emerged from the COVID pandemic. The council received 47 applications for grants, up significantly from previous years. The Massachusetts

Playoffs bound! Concord-Carlisle boys’ hockey trounces Boston Latin, North Andover

January 19, 2024

By Nancy Carter and Tina Labadini It was a sunny 60 degrees on a South Boston beach, with blue skies and a strong, warm wind. Kite surfers, beachgoers, and their dogs were

Expect 3 nights for Concord Town Meeting

January 9, 2024

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.

Concord-Carlisle hockey conquers the Battle Road Classic

January 3, 2024

By Jennifer Kamionek, Nancy Carter and Tina Labadini The Concord-Carlisle High School men’s hockey team captured the annual Battle Road Classic at the end of December, defeating both Acton-Boxboro and Wachusett Regional

FinCom adds detail to budget limits for town, schools

December 21, 2023

Concord’s Fiscal Year 2025 revenue is estimated at $137,223,932, including property tax, state aid, local receipts and available funds, according to recent Finance Committee documents. That is $3 million, or 2.22%, over