Thomas J. Duggan Jr., 85
Thomas J. Duggan Jr., 85, resident of West Concord since 1964, passed away on March 11, 2024 surrounded by his family.
Keeping Concord Connected
Candidates tackle thorny questions at League of Women Voters forum
The wide-ranging, two-hour Sunday symposium at the Town House touched on an array of local challenges.
Town Meeting to consider CCHS rooftop solar panels
A 2020 study by consulting firm Cadmus estimated that Concord-Carlisle High School may be able to host as many as 1,000 solar panels.
Choosing better wording on proposed CCHS restroom building
When I read the Bridge headline for a citizen’s letter to the paper, “The greed of the School Committee,” I was startled. (The citizen did not use the word “greed” in his
Concord names buildings for many people — why not Ellen Garrison?
A quote in the “Name Game Verdict: Concord Middle School” really stood out to me. A School Committee chair, who should be commended for their volunteerism and service, said: “elevating a single
Ellen Garrison should still be honored in Concord
I write today to express my heartfelt appreciation for the School Committee’s recent decision regarding the Concord Middle School naming. The committee’s decision to open the process to the community, allowing us
Residents lobby for Ellen Garrison, a more accessible Town Meeting
The School Committee has voted to christen the town’s newest hall of learning “Concord Middle School.” But Monday’s Select Board meeting surfaced continuing support for naming the building in honor of Civil
Letter: Willie-LeBreton story sparks memories of Concord’s racial reckonings
I am writing regarding the wonderful front-page piece on Smith College’s president, Sarah Willie-LeBreton. The article described Sarah’s father, Concord’s much-beloved Charles (Chuck) Willie, describing the 1970’s METCO incident and its aftermath.