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George Mifflin Dallas IV, 88

August 21, 2023

George Mifflin Dallas IV, Age 88, of Concord died June 11, 2023 George was born on September 11, 1934 in Philadelphia, PA. The youngest child of Constance Hopkins (Snow) Dallas and George Mifflin Dallas III, he joined two

Attorney General approves Concord’s phase out of leaf blowers

August 17, 2023

Attorney General Andrea Campbell has notified the town that Article 37, which phases out the use of gas-powered hand-held leaf blowers by the end of the decade, has been approved. The new

Letter: Concord’s reckoning with the MBTA Communities Act

August 17, 2023

Concord is a very special community. Its natural beauty and historic character have been preserved by many years of careful planning, investment and community engagement. Unfortunately, our hard work is now threatened

Letter: Slow down decision to remove dam

August 3, 2023

I am writing to express my concern about the potential decision to remove the Warner’s Pond Dam and the ensuing warrant article for dam removal, being brought to the Concord voters at

$1 million for 2025 celebrations headed to governor for approval

July 31, 2023

Startup money for the 250th anniversary celebration of the American Revolution in 2025 is included in a $1 million amendment just approved by legislators and first offered by state Sen. Mike Barrett.

Patriots Day 2025: Concord prepares for a Revolutionary anniversary

July 28, 2023

On April 19, 1775, more than 5,000 American militia and British troops engaged in the first battles of the American Revolution. Hostilities began in Lexington around 5 a.m., moved to Concord three

As state mandates multi-family housing, residents weigh in

July 14, 2023

The need for a more diverse housing stock in Concord has been a topic of conversation and consternation for decades. Various housing plans and long-range visions have prioritized more options for senior

Economic vitality committee pivots after Covid

July 14, 2023

Formed in late 2019, the town’s Economic Vitality Committee’s original focus was retail sustainability and tourism, according to the official charge. It was designed to boost the vitality of the four retail