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Finance Committee issues budget guideline

November 30, 2023

The recommended fiscal year 2025 overall budget guideline, as set by the Finance Committee this week, provides for a 3.66% increase for town and school departments. The total fiscal year 2025 budget

Concord Select Board formally green-lights residential tax exemption

November 27, 2023

The Select Board has formally adopted a 10% residential tax exemption after hearing passionate appeals from residents for and against the move. The Board voted in August to institute the exemption to

Letter: Ask Select Board to pause proposed real estate tax shift

November 18, 2023

Following Town Meeting’s approval in January to increase the cost to construct the new Concord Middle School from $102 million to $110 million, the Select Board voted to “shift some of the

Plans call for $2.34 million request to create CCHS stadium bathrooms

November 15, 2023

Joint School Committee members are pressing on in their mission to upgrade Concord’s school buildings — and acknowledge it will come at a cost. The committee voted in October to advance a

More than 3,000 Concord homeowners seek residential tax exemption

November 9, 2023

Roughly half of eligible Concord homeowners applied for the town’s new residential tax exemption by the November 1 early deadline, town officials say. As of early this week, the Assessor’s Office had

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

Concord Observer: Numbers (and not Shel Silverstein’s Numbers)

November 5, 2023

By Ken Anderson Columnist Well, I woke up Saturday morning with no way to stop my brain from thinking. Our daughter Ashley was in middle school, probably eighth grade, several years ago

Finance Committee gathers data to set fiscal year 2025 budget guideline

November 2, 2023

The Finance Committee has gathered data from the schools and town with an eye toward setting the annual budget guideline but held off making a recommendation until more information is available from