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Notes from the Moderator

January 11, 2023

A Special Town Meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 19 at Concord- Carlisle High School. Here are a few things for both newcomers and veterans to know. Concord’s form

New “Working Stiff” Column

January 11, 2023

Let me introduce myself: I’m Jon, and I’m happy to be one of the reporters for the Concord Bridge. I’m eager to get to know Concord and everyone who lives here. After

Special Town Meeting passes middle school funding

January 5, 2023

TOWN MEETING IS ADJOURNED, ARTICLE 5 HAS PASSED. Next step: The question now moves to a ballot vote on Feb. 16 8:39 pm “The motion passes by more than 2/3rds. 8:38 Kate

Raymond F. Sundstrom

January 5, 2023

Raymond F. Sundstrom, Jr. age 95 of Deerfield, NH formerly of Concord, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2022 at the Sam L. Cohen Households at The Cedars in Portland, Maine.

Karlen Reed announces bid for Select Board

January 5, 2023

Dear Concord Neighbors, I am Karlen Reed, and I ask for your vote to serve on the Concord Select Board. Why am I running? Because I believe in Concord and I believe

If you could only read 10 books from 2022

January 5, 2023

It can be exhausting to keep up with The Best Books Lists at this time of year, but there are a few new classics that shouldn’t be missed. Here are Ten Picks

The crops may be in, but work continues on local farms

January 4, 2023

“We don’t have much of a break,” said Liz Bemis, the fifth generation of her family to run Hutchins Farm. All the things that could not get done during the growing season

Martha Schwope, one of the regulars in the year-round Walden swim community.

They’ll swim until the ice pushes them out

January 4, 2023

Marathon swimmer Natalie Lang can be found training at Walden Pond most weekends year-round until the pond freezes “I’ll get ice cream headaches for a chunk of time,” Lang said of swimming