Zoe Fife is not a registered voter — but the Concord schools student made an impact at Town Meeting Sunday afternoon as she spoke in favor of the school budget. Fife was
Concord is one of the many New England towns to conduct business by direct citizen participation. Town Meeting, with all its imperfections, is the chance for registered voters to contemplate, talk and
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
Voters will be asked to weigh in on topics as diverse as opioid treatment programs and use of parking meter receipts at the April 30 Town Meeting at Concord-Carlisle Regional High School
In response to many inquiries, The Concord Independent Foundation’s Board of Directors has set out the policy for political advertisements appearing in The Concord Bridge. Our commitment to serving the whole community
One of the most wonderful attributes of Concord, is our school system, which is founded upon a committed team of teachers and staff, all of whom invest daily into the well being and
Down the street along the Assabet River off Route 62 is a massive solar array; rank upon rank of large panels, quietly generating electricity for the town. It’s one of two big
The special Town Meeting warrant included two articles that passed with little fanfare or debate, along with two that passed under the Consent Calendar. A pair of Home Rule petitions passed with
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