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Concord residents weigh in on name for new middle school

January 25, 2024

Concordians have no shortage of opinions about what to name the new middle school set to open its doors next February. Residents composed nearly 200 emails proposing 22 unique titles for

Weigh in on naming the new middle school

January 19, 2024

Concord’s School Committee wants to hear from residents as they determine what to call the new middle school now under construction on Old Marlboro Road. Name submissions will be accepted through January

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.

Proposals sought for temporary art display in Concord Center

January 3, 2024

The town is looking for proposals for a temporary art display in Concord Center, but the deadline is coming — the deadline is Monday, January 8. Up to $20,000 will be available

Letter: It is past time to update historic signage

November 30, 2023

Being an historic town, Concord is filled with signs and monuments that explain the history that went on here, from the pre-Colonial times through the 19th century and up to the 20th

Planning for permanence to mark Revolutionary War’s 250th anniversary in Concord

October 26, 2023

Right on Monument Square, across from the Town House, with a clear view of monuments and historical buildings and conveniently located for pedestrians, a lawn sports a few trees and a low

National holiday celebrated with words, music and food

June 23, 2023

By Oliver Longo Correspondent Concord residents gathered at the Caesar Robbins House on Monument Street for a public celebration of Juneteenth. The local community and visitors were treated to live music played

Everything you need to know about Patriots Day in Concord, April 8-18

April 3, 2023

Patriots’ Day commemorates the first battle of the American Revolution on April 19, 1775, bringing to life “the shot heard round the world.” There are a number of commemorative events throughout Concord