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The Middle School Vote: Dollars and Sense

January 11, 2023

We are voting YES for the new Middle School on Jan.19 because we believe in Concord schools and our educators and our children. Planned via a transparent process, this school was designed

Carmin Reiss to run for reelection as moderator

January 11, 2023

I am pleased to announce that I will seek an eighth one-year term as Concord’s Moderator. I have been both challenged and rewarded by my service as our town’s Moderator, honored to

EDITORIAL:
It’s your time to speak — and vote

January 11, 2023

Special Town Meeting is next Thursday, and we think it should be every registered voter’s duty to participate. Or more crudely, put up or shut up. Town Meeting is an old, sometimes

ARTICLE 5 DETAILS

January 11, 2023

ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum not to exceed $7,200,000 (Seven Million Two Hundred Thousand Dollars), to be expended under the direction of the Town

Info session addresses build plans

January 11, 2023

Pat Nelson and Dawn Guarriello, co-chairs of the Middle School Building Committee, fielded questions from the public at two Zoom info sessions recently. Among the questions was the inclusion of the larger

Q & A with School Building Co-Chairs

January 11, 2023

The Concord School Committee applied for MSBA funding four times and was declined each time. Given that, the Concord School Committee began the new school process in 2019 by requesting funding for

Let your voice be heard on the middle school

January 5, 2023

The Jan. 20, 2022, Special Town Meeting approved a maximum budget for the new middle school of $102,816,000, which would make the new school Concord’s largest ever capital project. Also, unlike the

$100 million is enough for a new middle school

January 5, 2023

I have been a resident/taxpayer in Concord for 46 years. My three children went through the school system. In recent years, I voted to support the construction of three elementary schools and