When thousands come to Concord, people remember
In 1975, Concord found itself center stage in celebrating the 200th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution.
Keeping Concord Connected
Shelley Elinor Morss, 90
Shelley Elinor Morss, 90, a Concord resident for over 65 years, passed away in the comfort of her own home with family on April 25, 2024.
Removing Cuming name is just virtue signaling
Dr. Cuming made significant contributions to the town of Concord and its hospital, which are now being erased without any consideration.
Use of Cuming epitaph ‘curious and questionable’
The very last paragraph of this insert is both curious and questionable, making one wonder what the reporters and editors were thinking.
Praise for Concord emergency health care
On January 14, I found myself momentarily suspended in midair, awaiting the inexorable law of gravity to deliver its unavoidable consequence.
Vote for my grandson, Andrew Herchek
As his grandfather, I am able to provide the voters of Concord with better information about his background and unique qualifications for this Committee.
Concord firefighters double as storks
The department has gone on calls to transport women in labor to the hospital or to take mothers and newborns there, but delivering a baby is rare for them.
Concord Observer: Retirement Redux
What with medical appointments, grandchildren, sorting through the valuable papers of my life, and other life-maintaining activities, I cannot seem to get things done.