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Discover what’s new at the Concord Library in 2023:

January 5, 2023

ADULT: Playing Shakespeare Workshops - Jan 8, 1:30 PM CMS Building Project Info Session - Jan 11, 10:15 AM Virtual Film: "The Wages of Fear” - Jan 11, 7:00 PM on Zoom

Is Concord ready for fast food?

January 5, 2023

Voters will have a chance to amend a 1981 prohibition on drive-through and fast food restaurants “The primary intent of the original 1981 ban was to prohibit ‘attractive nuisances' such as national

Middle School project cuts mulled before STM

January 4, 2023

The Concord School Committee recently made a list of “alternate deducts” to the Middle School project The committee’s package of potential reductions include $1.5 million for athletic fields, $300,000 on landscaping, wood-look

Personnel Board undergoes review, proposes changes to bylaw

December 21, 2022

After the release of a bruising report on the way the town hires, compensates and supports its hundreds of non-union employees, the Personnel Board unveiled its initial reaction to the now-disbanded Personnel

School Committee convenes with Select Board over rising debt

December 15, 2022

The Select Board invited the School Committee to join a discussion about large capital projects (over $5M) and the related debt obligations that will face residents. Though there are big-ticket projects that

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How can Concord become more accessible?

December 9, 2022

50's and 60's zoning decisions which aimed to preserve the town's "historical charm," have priced out all but the more prosperous middle class.

Warner’s Pond clean-up options

November 30, 2022

For centuries, Concordians have enjoyed the 54 acres of silver-green waters and wooded isles of Warner’s Pond, sometimes called the Gateway to West Concord. Town history has unfolded along the pond’s shores,

FinCom backs Middle School article

November 22, 2022

Residents call for a closer look at the budget. After an hours-long hearing last week, the 15-member Finance Committee voted to support Article 5 on the special Town Meeting warrant, which asks