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Additional funds for Concord250 in proposed warrant article

January 5, 2024

With $700,000 in hand, the Concord250 Executive Committee is seeking Town Meeting’s approval of an additional $350,000, largely to pay for security for the 2025 parade and related events commemorating the anniversary

Letter: Carmin C. Reiss announces candidacy for re-election as moderator

January 4, 2024

I will be seeking re-election to another one-year term as moderator in 2024 and I ask for your support. It has been my honor to serve as Concord’s moderator since 2016. I

Concord Free Public Library Corner

January 4, 2024

Start the new year off with a new book, a new skill, or a new way to have fun — join us at the Main Library and Fowler Branch Library for a

Concord, getting greener, is named to DOER pilot program

January 3, 2024

In the battle to reduce dependency on fossil fuels, Concord is paving the way. The town is one of nine communities named by the state Department of Energy Resources to participate in

Robert James Richardson, 89

December 30, 2023

Robert James Richardson, 89, died on Monday, December 25, 2023, in Concord, MA. He was born on January 20, 1934, in Brooklyn, NY, the son of Sydney Richardson and Mary Frances Healy.

League of Women Voters sponsors Warner’s Pond update

December 23, 2023

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

Additional funds for Concord250 in proposed warrant article

December 22, 2023

With $700,000 in hand, the Concord250 Executive Committee is seeking Town Meeting’s approval of an additional $350,000, largely to pay for security for the 2025 parade and related events commemorating the anniversary

Letter: It’s already time to reassess the residential tax exemption

December 15, 2023

During its November 20 meeting, the Select Board confirmed it began planning its tax shift in October 2022, three months before January’s Town Meeting approved the new Concord Middle School. Nevertheless, the