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Concord caucus nominates Howell, Rankin, Reed, and Reiss

January 31, 2023

At the town election on March 28, voters will elect one moderator, one Select Board member and one School Committee member. Nominations for these offices were made at the annual caucus on

Reader defends ‘porn’ accusation

December 21, 2022

I am very disappointed that the Concord Bridge has sunk to the level of putting dishonest and misleading editorials on the front page and attempting to disguise them as news. The headline

Officer Cara Paladino, l., with Select Board member Terri Ackerman and DEI co-chairman Josh Lee.

Community, police talk diversity, inclusion

December 14, 2022

The DEI Commission tackles discrimination in business, schools and housing “This needs to keep happening,” said Josh Lee, co-chair of the town’s DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) Commission at a meeting with

Matt Johnson will not run for second term on the select board

December 14, 2022

“I’ve worked in high tech, doing Zoom meetings for years,” he said. “Ironically, in post-Covid, the pomp and circumstance of the [Select Board’s] role are coming back.” Those are roles that Johnson

Superintendent excited to be at full-strength

November 3, 2022

With the spread of COVID now ebbing, Superintendent of Schools Laurie Hunter is thinking beyond the pandemic towards a robust school year. “It’s a great start,” Hunter said six weeks into the

Concord250 Corp. isn’t alone in underwriting revolution celebration

October 18, 2024

Unlike the Corporation, the Committee is a town entity established and supported by the Select Board, Town Manager, and many volunteers.

Concord should discontinue residential tax exemption

October 18, 2024

Increasing the commercial tax base, forcing trade-offs before funding new services, and prioritizing “needs” from “wants” is the hard work we continue to avoid.

GOP write-in candidate puts 13th Middlesex race in play

October 15, 2024

Some Concord voters will see an extra contest on the November ballot thanks to a Republican's successful write-in campaign.