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Exhibit celebrates the hidden art of the Concord Library

March 31, 2023

It’s likely that if you’ve spent time at the Concord Free Public Library, you’ve passed by the artwork with little notice on your way to the reading room or the shelves. But

On April 19, remember the true sacrifices

March 30, 2023

This April 19 will not be just another day. April 19 will be the 248th anniversary of the first battle of the American Revolution. The day commemorates that fateful day back in

Photographer explores extreme close-ups at Concord Library

March 30, 2023

Photographer Paul Scopa will be exhibiting his macro photographs at the Concord Free Public Library from April 2 – April 29. Scoppa is a former science teacher and science textbook publisher. Inspired

A shot still echoing around the world

March 23, 2023

On April 19, 1689, Lt. John Heald led Concord militia into Boston to seize and arrest the King’s Governor Edmund Andros in order to preserve their traditional rights as Englishmen. On April

A bit of beaver bonding at the Concord Country Club

March 22, 2023

Photos courtesy of Molly Constable What have you spotted around Concord? Submit your photos to jenn@theconcordbridge.org.

Scott Wheaton Anderson, 69

March 16, 2023

Scott Wheaton Anderson, of Concord, died unexpectedly on the afternoon of March 9, after walking his beloved dog. Scott was born on Aug. 4,1953 in Minnesota, completed high school in Madison, Wisconsin,

William Cotter, 87

March 16, 2023

William “Bill” Reckling Cotter, 87, who split his time between Concord and Sarasota, Florida died peacefully at his Concord home on his 87th birthday, March 9, 2023, in the care of his

Margaret Hedeman, 84

March 16, 2023

Margaret (Oliver) Hedeman, affectionately known as Peggy, passed away peacefully in Concord, Massachusetts on March 5, 2023, following a period of declining health. She was 84. Peggy was born in Montclair, New