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Candidate questions: Karlen Reed for Select Board

March 10, 2023

Would you make any changes to Town Meeting and the voting process to ensure the greatest participation? If increasing participation is the top goal, we could allow remote participation. At the January

Letter: Phase out gas-powered leaf blowers

March 9, 2023

Phasing out gas-powered leaf blowers, as Article 37 at Town Meeting recommends, is a good idea. A few reasons: they are extremely noisy; they damage the health of residents and especially the

Letter: Ham deserves to be Honored Citizen

March 9, 2023

I can not think of a more deserving, and there are many, person than Phebe Ham as Concord’s 2023 Honored Citizen. Phebe always has a cheerful hello, a ready smile and a

Howell, Reed face off at League debate

March 9, 2023

The two candidates for a seat on the Select Board handled questions about rising taxes, housing and controlling growth at a League of Women Voters-sponsored debate. Mark Howell and Karlen Reed face

Phebe Ham is Concord’s Honored Citizen

March 3, 2023

The Concord Public Ceremonies and Celebrations Committee (CPCCC) has announced that longtime Concord resident Phebe Ham has been selected as this year’s Honored Citizen. “There was an unusual number of high-quality nominees

Next steps for the Concord Middle School Building Project

March 2, 2023

Following the approval of a new budget by Concord voters at special Town Meeting and the special election, the Concord Middle School project will continue to move forward with the schedule established

School Committee: CCHS ‘ranking’ used incorrect data

March 1, 2023

When Boston Magazine published its annual list of the best public high schools in Greater Boston in September, town officials and community members were surprised to find Concord-Carlisle High School, which regularly

Citizen petitions call for DEI director, solar — and a lot of silence

February 28, 2023

Citizen petition articles on the Town Meeting warrant came under scrutiny at the Select Board hearing this week. Josh Lee and Rose Felix Cratsley, co-chairs of town’s DEI Commission, are urging the