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Letter: FinCom and the school budget

June 2, 2023

Regarding Ms. Suarez’s recent letter to the editor, my comments on the school budget quoted in the May 11 article were in response to questions sent to me by The Concord Bridge. They

Superintendent commended for leadership

June 1, 2023

To say that school leaders face pressure and critique from the communities they serve would be an understatement. Throw a pandemic, mental health crisis and financial pressures into the mix, and overseeing

Hanscom Field pollution and noise draws ire

May 23, 2023

Seemingly everyone agrees that the air traffic at Hanscom Field creates noise and pollution. How to measure and remediate the noise, and decrease pollution has no immediate answer. The proposed addition of

Where is your Bridge?

May 19, 2023

Where do you take your Bridge? Whether you’re traveling the world, visiting a favorite spot in Concord or just reading at home, we want to see you with the paper! Send your

Letter: Speak your piece on the future of Hanscom

May 19, 2023

There is a large proposal for expansion of land area, airplane hangars and other infrastructure at Hanscom Field which will serve to enhance the convenience of private jet users, at the expense

He was in Vietnam when his friends graduated high school. 55 years later, David McPhillips has his CCHS diploma

May 16, 2023

In 1968, while his classmates at Concord Carlisle High School donned their graduation caps and gowns, David McPhillips wore a different kind of uniform, as a newly enlisted member of the U.S.

Column: Article 35 is a small but important step for more Affordable Housing

April 27, 2023

Warrant Article 35 changes the formula under which developers in mixed use districts must contribute to increasing Concord’s stock of affordable housing. The change should make it easier to build small projects

Concord’s COAR promotes education about systemic racism

April 20, 2023

How do we talk to our children about race? What are the experiences of students of color in our towns? These are among the questions being addressed by area residents, some of