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Letter: Neighborhood concerned with size of Concord Children’s Center expansion

January 26, 2023

What if you woke up one morning and learned that your next door neighbor had just sold his house in your single-family neighborhood and it had been purchased by the Concord Children’s

Letter: Who are we, Concord?

January 26, 2023

A heartfelt thank you to COAR (Communities Organizing Against Racism), School DEI Director Andrew Nyamekye, and our town schools for organizing what I hope is the first of an important annual event

Violinist Wendy Putnam makes chamber music accessible to Concord and beyond

January 26, 2023

All string instruments have the ability to elicit emotion, but among them the violin is arguably the most powerful. The instrument produces sounds that closely imitate the human voice, mournful or joyous.

Concord center intersection to get a facelift for safety

January 26, 2023

If all goes according to plan, the heart of Concord center will be undergoing surgery for the sake of safety later this year. A $200,000 state grant is set to transform the

New law increases safety for bike riders

January 18, 2023

Concord is a well-known bicycling destination. On nice days, hundreds of people pedal around town on scenic and narrow roads that sometimes test the temerity of cyclists and the patience of drivers.

Don’t let $73 delay the new middle school

January 11, 2023

Dear Concord Residents, As a parent, resident and taxpayer, I urge you to vote YES on Jan. 19th, 2023 for the increased funding required to support the middle school project that this

Over 60 but not over the hill

January 11, 2023

The Concord After 60, a social and educational group for senior citizens living in Concord. Regular meetings are held on the third Sunday of every month. Topics have included elder law issues,

The Friends of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

December 21, 2022

It may seem like a sleepy place, but it is alive with the “Friends of the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery”. The Friends is a very collaborative relationship with the town’s Cemetery Committee and