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Sustaining Concord: On the road to Net-Zero

March 30, 2023

The Concord Municipal Light Plant has been working on plans to achieve Net-Zero Energy status for the new Concord Middle School site. Net-Zero Energy indicates that the school will produce enough energy

CYT Teen Company brings ’13: The Musical’ to its West Concord stage

March 30, 2023

Concord Youth Theatre’s Teen Company brings “13: The Musical” to its West Concord stage! In this relatable coming-of-age story which features the music of Tony Award-winner Jason Robert Brown, 13-year-old Evan Goldman

Concord offers residents help paying the tax bill

March 28, 2023

Concord will be paying off the cost of building a new middle school for a long time to come – up to 30 years. After construction cost estimates increased during COVID, a

Letter: Find what’s preventing people from attending Town Meeting

March 23, 2023

The answers of the two candidates for select persons to the question of how to improve citizen participation in Town Meeting exposes an important problem in improving the function of town government:

Concord’s Emmy O’Donnell: On track for a win

March 23, 2023

It’s only Emmy O’Donnell’s first year of competitive running, and what a year it’s been. In the fall, while running for Concord Middle School’s cross country team, the eighth grader won the

Angel Charles is unanimous choice for Director of Student Services

March 23, 2023

On March 7, the Concord-Carlisle Regional School District held a public interview with Angel Charles, the current principal of Thoreau Elementary School. The unanimous choice for the Director of Student Services by

Letter: Reed is ‘uniquely qualified to serve’ on Select Board

March 16, 2023

Join me in voting for Karlen Reed for the Select Board. As a lawyer for 30 years, and with over 15 years working in the public sector on highly regulated matters, she

It’s not too early to celebrate Earth Day

March 16, 2023

The Concord Public Library, Concord Public Schools, The First Parish of Concord and The Umbrella are planning a wide range of programs in recognition of Earth Day beginning in mid-March and continuing