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Letter: ‘The old middle school has lasted well beyond its design life’

February 11, 2023

We are 81 and 89-year-old Concord residents and are writing in favor of the new Concord Middle School building. We pay taxes in order to provide roads, fire and police services, schools,

Letter: Middle School budget increase consistent with inflation

February 11, 2023

Consumer prices up 9.1 percent over the year ended June 2022, largest increase in 40 years – US Bureau of Labor Statistics, July 18, 2022. (Source) ‘Inflation Rate, Average Consumer Prices’ for

Letter: Help defray tax impact of Middle School

February 10, 2023

The high school project of a decade ago left many of us cynical about the whole school building process. Voters should know that Dr. Hunter and the new School Building Cmt. have

Letter: The Middle School Building Committee deserves our thanks

February 10, 2023

I have been following the middle school project closely, after first getting involved in 2019. Reading the coverage in this paper and hearing the negative comments from some residents, you would think

Letter: Who speaks for seniors on the middle school vote?

February 10, 2023

Many people in Concord, including many senior citizens, have strongly supported the design and budget of the proposed new Middle School, which is notable for its combination of sustainability features and really

Letter: Middle school passed Town Meeting with ‘overwhelming support’

February 10, 2023

I am writing with feedback on the article in The Concord Bridge that covers the vote at Town Meeting about the construction of the new middle school titled “7.2 million approved by

Letter: Middle school plans need to be downsized

February 9, 2023

Seventy percent of Concord households do not have children of age 18 or under. But ALL are now paying for three elementary schools and one high school. Paying $110,000,000 for one school

Letter: Middle school ‘by far the most expensive school to be built in Concord’

February 9, 2023

We have been residents of Concord for 50 years and put both of our children through the Concord school system. When our son entered first grade in 1981, the Ripley school had