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Countdown to Concord250: Meet the new co-chairs

October 5, 2023

Gary Clayton and Rob Munro are the new co-chairs of the Concord250 Executive Committee after former Chairman Henry Dane stepped down from the role. He remains on the committee. The co-chairs said

George Mitchell Eckel III, 83

October 4, 2023

George Mitchell Eckel III, widely known to friends and family as “Mitch”, died in Lincoln, Massachusetts, on July 23, 2023, of complications caused by lymphoma. He was 83. A U.S. Air Force

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Affordable housing is hard to find in Concord

September 28, 2023

Finding affordable housing in Concord isn’t easy. Over the years, supply has failed to keep pace with demand, driving prices on Concord homes ever upward. For some, it has made Concord unaffordable

Education funds, opposition to Hanscom expansion on Gentile’s plate

September 14, 2023

Since you elected me to a fifth term in the Massachusetts House of Representatives last November, I have had the pleasure of representing Concord for the first time. Over the last year,

Volunteers ramp up for Concord 250

September 7, 2023

By Jim Sherblom When your graphic design needs to capture past, present and future — while refreshing old concepts with 21st century style — who will you call? In Concord, it’s

Concord’s budget guideline process begins for FY2025

August 31, 2023

With an eye towards setting the fiscal year 2025 budget guideline for town and school departments, the Finance Committee outlined the principles that inform the process. The guideline will be published in

TriCon backpack collection aids Lowell students

August 24, 2023

Concord’s Trinitarian Congregational Church collected backpacks and school supplies for the hundreds of Lowell students between kindergarten and eighth grade who are living in temporary housing and shelters or are unhoused.As they

New residential tax exemption shifts burden to Concord’s pricier homes

August 8, 2023

By Celeste Katz Marston Celeste@theconcordbridge.org The Select Board voted unanimously to authorize a 10 percent residential tax exemption that could mean lighter tax bills for many Concord homes in the coming fiscal