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Tireless advocacy sets Marano apart

April 5, 2024

She recognizes that the academic landscape and student’s mental health needs have evolved, and she proactively addresses these changes.

Vote for my grandson, Andrew Herchek

April 5, 2024

As his grandfather, I am able to provide the voters of Concord with better information about his background and unique qualifications for this Committee.

On Marano’s admirable transparency and impartiality

April 5, 2024

She approaches every issue with an open mind, basing her decisions on facts and fairness rather than personal biases.

Tracey Marano and Andrew Herchek center students

April 5, 2024

This broad support across demographics speaks to what they both stand for: students, cooperation, collaboration, civility.

Cobbs will make Concord more welcoming for all

April 5, 2024

She agrees that an inclusive curriculum with truth in histories of all racial groups will better prepare our children for the 21st-century global society.

Cobbs for fair, compassionate leadership

April 5, 2024

Liz is a highly effective leader — thoughtful, willing and eager to listen to all points of view, well organized, and deeply committed.

MCI-Concord closure contributes to Special Town Meeting call on solar

April 2, 2024

With the West Concord prison slated to close in June, “we expect the load to drop significantly on that side of town where that transformer is."

Cobbs will bring ‘globally aware perspective’

March 30, 2024

Liz has distinguished herself for her authenticity, her capacity to respect diverse viewpoints, and her work ethic.