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Letter: Concord Chamber of Commerce and businesses thanked

November 5, 2023

At the recent annual membership meeting of the Concord Chamber of Commerce, the tradition of presenting the Chamber’s Business Person of the Year distinction came to me, bringing forth my unqualified and

Arthur G LaPointe, 99

November 1, 2023

Arthur G LaPointe, a longtime resident of Stow, MA, died at home on October 1, 2023, at the age of 99. Art was born on August 28, 1924, and grew up in

Concord’s Milldames: Helping others, and each other, for 55 years

October 28, 2023

Community. As the Milldames gathered for lunch, their connections were clear. A recent widow was surrounded by others, asking after her. Others gathered at the tables, taking into account who needed to

New Middle School gets a skeleton, an elevator shaft … and a street address

October 28, 2023

Construction of Concord’s new middle school is marching forward on budget and on schedule despite the summer’s soggy weather. The project’s general contractor, CTA Construction, began work in early June. Since then,

Planning for permanence to mark Revolutionary War’s 250th anniversary in Concord

October 26, 2023

Right on Monument Square, across from the Town House, with a clear view of monuments and historical buildings and conveniently located for pedestrians, a lawn sports a few trees and a low

Concord hustles to deal with residential exemption application influx

October 24, 2023

Deluged with early applications for Concord’s new residential tax exemption, the town assessor’s office is limiting the hours it’s open to the public through November 1. As of Monday, the assessing division

How long will Concord stay hung up on spotty cell phone service?

October 24, 2023

So you want to use your cell phone in downtown Concord. Maybe you’d like to pay for parking, or look up a local business, or just make a call. Good luck with

Concord Middle School frame, foundation take shape

October 19, 2023

Construction on the new middle school continues this month with installation of the building’s steel frame and concrete foundations. “We are excited to see steel rising and the building taking shape,” Middle