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Dane steps back as head of 2025 Executive Committee

September 16, 2023

Concord’s plans for commemorating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution will soon be revolving around a new leader: Henry Dane says he’s stepping back as head of the 2025 Executive Committee

Education funds, opposition to Hanscom expansion on Gentile’s plate

September 14, 2023

Since you elected me to a fifth term in the Massachusetts House of Representatives last November, I have had the pleasure of representing Concord for the first time. Over the last year,

Letter: The future of 2229 Main St. comes into focus

September 14, 2023

The 46-acre property at 2229 Main Street, formerly owned and operated by NMI/Starmet, was designated as a Superfund site in 2001. Cleanup activities have been underway since the 1980s but have greatly

Warner’s Pond Dam: Should it stay or should it go?

September 8, 2023

With a goal of improving ecological health and enhancing recreational opportunities in Warner’s Pond, the town is looking at different options. “We really don’t want to leave any stone unturned,” said Delia

Housing Trust gets nod of support for spending on affordable housing

September 7, 2023

The Select Board unanimously approved three policy priorities of the Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust at a recent meeting. The vote comes as the CMAFT finalizes its goals around the acquisition and

Concord’s budget guideline process begins for FY2025

August 31, 2023

With an eye towards setting the fiscal year 2025 budget guideline for town and school departments, the Finance Committee outlined the principles that inform the process. The guideline will be published in

Food truck pilot program approved for Concord Center

August 29, 2023

The Concord Visitor Center is about to get a taste of something new: A food truck out back. With a dearth of downtown dining options for large afternoon and evening tour groups,

Letter: Whatever is going to happen to Warner’s Pond?

August 24, 2023

The Concord Bridge did a good job in the August 4 issue covering problems that have been recently experienced in completing Gerow Park. The article makes it clear that the Town of