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Column: Requiem for Papa Razzi

June 8, 2023

Saturday, June 3 was a memorable night at Papa Razzi for residents having our last meal at one of Concord’s favorite restaurants. Large families and tables of old friends packed the house.

Concord’s Water Quality Report available online

May 24, 2023

The Safe Drinking Water Act requires Public Water Systems like Concord Public Works’ Water and Sewer Division to prepare and deliver an Annual Water Quality Report to all customers to inform them

Annual Concord Free Public Library Book Sale June 10

May 18, 2023

Need some extra reading material for the summer and beyond? The Concord Free Public Library is preparing its Friends of the CFPL Annual June Book Sale at 129 Main Street, to be

Sample of PDF Embedder Drag and Drop Failure

May 3, 2023

We are reverting to version 5.0.2 (installed) and cannot update as 5.1.3 does not put any space around PDF and jams into surrounding content. (see below)Additionally, even on 5.1.3 PDF items dragged

Woman-owned businesses perk up West Concord

April 28, 2023

Tucked into a corner of Commonwealth Avenue, three women-owned businesses are flourishing in West Concord. The women opened their stores in West Concord for the sense of community it offered, finding support

Annual Kids Fishing Derby brings families together

April 27, 2023

Fishing is one of the most popular recreational sports in the US. There are about 60 million anglers and, for many, fishing is a way of relaxing and connecting to nature. Fishing

Letter: Do not present vulgar opinions as fact

April 20, 2023

Although I applaud the editors of The Concord Bridge for their tireless effort to keep Concord connected, I was disappointed by your decision to provide a platform to the individual who derided

Edward Curran, 93

April 19, 2023

Edward M. Curran, 93, died peacefully at his home in Concord on Sunday, April 9, 2023. He was the beloved husband of 60 years of the late Mary (Grant) Curran. Edward is