Here we go again. We need a new school because the roof leaks. A European told me that in America you build houses from sticks and paper, but when our paper houses
Many people in Concord, including many senior citizens, have strongly supported the design and budget of the proposed new Middle School, which is notable for its combination of sustainability features and really
I am grateful to live in a town that values education and has held a town meeting that voted in favor of a new middle school facility. I voted for the new
Seventy percent of Concord households do not have children of age 18 or under. But ALL are now paying for three elementary schools and one high school. Paying $110,000,000 for one school
I am concerned that The Concord Bridge’s coverage of the Middle School Building Project shows great bias. I was at the Special Town Meeting. The vote was definitive. The decision to pass
Is it possible to turn a Superfund site into a super-fun site? While that’s not the exact question before the town, the future of the former Nuclear Metals/Starmet property at 2229 Main
Down the street along the Assabet River off Route 62 is a massive solar array; rank upon rank of large panels, quietly generating electricity for the town. It’s one of two big
Lawn signs are few, but a groundswell is emerging on social media against the Middle School debt exclusion article that passed handily at the special Town Meeting in late January. The article
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