Keeping Concord Connected
Concord’s over-the-top cheese parade remains offline for another season
Peter Lovis might be right when he says “everybody loves a cheese parade.” But that doesn’t mean everyone gets a cheese parade — and to Lovis’s seemingly immeasurable sorrow, Concord’s not getting
Happy Thanksgiving! It’s turkey time
Bjorn Krammer heard rumor of a leucistic turkey at the Battle Road farms and took off to search for the partially unpigmented bird on October 18. “A leucistic turkey, as mentioned, is
Bringing the news to the people twice a day — by train
In the 1950s and 1960s, when it came to news, gossip and advertising, newspapers reigned supreme. Cities big and small printed morning and evening editions of popular titles, feeding the country’s desire
Horses and houses and floods: Traces of Concord’s agricultural past remain
The past few decades have seen change, lots of change. Open fields, which once corralled livestock or grew crops, have become housing lots. Old buildings like homes, sheds and barns were torn
Photo gallery: The Blessing of the Animals
Left to right, “Emmy” gets a snuggle while waiting for a blessing, Matt Boger and his golden retriever Bodhi listen to a prayer, and Rev. Richard Edens, interim co-senior minister at Trinitarian
Gaining Ground sprouts new fields in national park
The cherry tomatoes at Gaining Ground are explosive with flavor as the year tiptoes into autumn. The arugula is crisp and peppery, the rainbow chard vibrant. The quality of the fruits and
