Breaking ground on a new Habitat for Humanity project
The Concord Housing Authority and Habitat for Humanity have begun work on a new single-family home in Gerow Park.
Keeping Concord Connected
Warner’s Pond Task Force workshop engaged community
We left the meeting even more committed to ensuring an open, thorough, and transparent review of all the possibilities for improving the Warner’s Pond system.
Opinion: Getting to the bottom of the Warner’s Pond situation
Our charge is to submit a report to the Natural Resources Commission recommending a course of action to improve the ecological health and recreational capacity of the pond system by December 2.
Cataldo measure would nix hunting on MCI-Concord property
With increased usage of the land surrounding MCI-Concord, hunting may become more dangerous as the prison closes and the area changes.
League of Women Voters sponsors Warner’s Pond update
Created in 1857 by damming Nashoba Brook, Warner’s Pond was the subject of a League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle First Friday forum earlier this month. Whether or not to remove the
Warner’s Pond dam removal off 2024 Town Meeting warrant
After an outcry from defenders of Warner’s Pond, Concord’s Natural Resources Commission is rolling back a plan to bring removal of its dam to the next Town Meeting. “The NRC had intended
Column: Questions and Answers about Warner’s Pond: #3 in a series
By Diane Hannon Friends of Warner’s Pond How did Gerow Park come to be? In 2018, a vote passed at Town Meeting to purchase seven acres of land along Warner’s Pond’s northern
Column: Questions and Answers about Warner’s Pond
By Diane Hannon Friends of Warner’s Pond Recent interest in Concord in keeping Warner’s Pond, and not dismantling the dam that forms it, has brought up many questions regarding the pond. Currently