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Letter: Supporting Andrew Herchek for School Committee

February 19, 2024

I am writing in support of Andrew Herchek for School Committee. As I noted at the Town Caucus, I have known Andrew for about 30 years, since middle school. (His, not mine.)

Letter: Liz Cobbs would be ‘outstanding’ addition to School Committee

February 9, 2024

I am writing to endorse the candidacy of Elizabeth (Liz) Cobbs to the Concord School Committee. As a co-chair of the Concord Personnel Board, along with Liz as the other co-chair, I

Letter: An endorsement for Liz Cobbs, School Committee

February 9, 2024

In Liz Cobbs we have a unique opportunity to elect a highly qualified individual to our School Committee whose background and experience could not be more suited to such a role. I

UPDATED: School Committee votes to retain Concord Middle School’s name

February 6, 2024

After an hours-long, impassioned debate about Concord’s past, present and future, the School Committee voted Tuesday night to go with “Concord Middle School.” The decision came after months of public suggestions, with

Letter: Marano seeks re-election to School Committee

January 28, 2024

I will be seeking re-election to the school committee. I have served as chair of the Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee for the past two years. I am proud of the work that is

Letter: Liz Cobbs, candidate for Public School Committee

January 27, 2024

What a wonderful time to be living in the town of Concord, Massachusetts! As we near the 250th anniversary of the birth of America’s fight for freedom, there are few places more central

Andrew Herchek announces candidacy for School Committee

January 11, 2024

Concord, Massachusetts holds a special place in my heart. Born at Emerson Hospital and raised on Strawberry Hill Road, my roots run deep in this community. I have fond memories of my

CCHS campus emerges as a focus for school committee

September 29, 2023

Members of the Regional School Committee discussed “reinvigorating the dialogue” regarding the Concord-Carlisle High School campus, superintendent spokesperson Tom Lucey said. Before the pandemic, he said, the regional committee had undertaken “a