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Concord’s assessed property values up 15% for Fiscal 2024

December 12, 2023

To understand why the tax value of a Concord home is going up, you actually have to look backward — two years backward, to be exact. On average, the assessed value of

He came to the woods to write — and hopefully, not freeze

December 7, 2023

By Jennifer Lord Paluzzi jenn@theconcordbridge.org Eric Miller is the first to admit he is no Henry David Thoreau. Nevertheless, he’s come to the woods — to write, to live his life deliberately, to

Letter: A plea for the 250th anniversary

November 30, 2023

Anyone reading the Bridge for the last few weeks might conclude that the 250th anniversary is about DEI, LGBTQ+, or BIPOC issues. Whatever happened to the American Revolution? Instead of focusing on

It’s almost time to light up Concord for the holidays (includes treelighting map)

November 27, 2023

Quick! Go outside. Take a deep breath and close your eyes. There’s an aroma of pine in the air. A chill that hints toward snow. And are those… sleigh bells? The December

CCHS Boys Soccer heads to final four; Girls lose to Natick

November 13, 2023

The boys’ soccer team defeated #25 Beverly 4-1 on Saturday afternoon and punched their ticket to the Division One Final Four. Senior Ben Bury scored twice for the Patriots as they moved

A Little List of 2023 Books

November 9, 2023

Any book lover keeps a list in their head that is constantly updated, especially at this time of year when the Best of This and the Best of That begin to appear.

Former Concordian has a wild ride as rookie NFL wide receiver

November 6, 2023

In the middle of an NFL season, a player doesn’t have much time to sit back and admire his work. Jake Bobo wastes no time doing that, but still, he admits, the

Deputy town manager: Local government ‘makes the biggest difference’

November 6, 2023

Deputy Town Manager Megan Zammuto started work in Concord in April, but she’s not new to local government, having served with Lexington, Maynard and the Massachusetts Municipal Association. She sat down with