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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: Leaf blowers heard round the neighborhood

March 23, 2023

Has this happened to you? You’re sitting on your porch in the spring or summer enjoying a quiet lunch when landscapers pull up at your neighbor’s house — oh no — your

Concord school budgets scrutinized by Finance Committee

March 23, 2023

After an exhaustive presentation on the school budgets for Fiscal Year 2024, the Finance Committee unanimously approved the Concord-Carlisle Regional School budget while recommending that the School Committee “meet the FinCom guideline”

Solar arrays slated for middle school roof, parking canopy

March 23, 2023

As part of the new middle school building project, the municipal light plant is installing solar panels on the roof and parking canopy. On another part of the school grounds, a battery

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

Letter: Howell is a ‘collaborative technician who thinks big picture’

March 16, 2023

Town Manager Chris Whelan appointed Mark Howell to be Concord’s first chief information officer the same year I first served as town moderator. Everyone familiar with Town Meeting knows how important technology

Candidate statement: Carmin Reiss, moderator

March 16, 2023

On March 28, Concord voters will elect a moderator. The moderator presides over Town Meeting, Concord’s form of legislature, making all procedural decisions, taking all votes and maintaining an orderly process. The

Candidate questions: Mark Howell for Select Board

March 10, 2023

Would you make any changes to Town Meeting and the voting process to ensure the greatest participation? Open Town Meeting can only survive if there is an informed electorate. I will work