Hosting the first of two public meetings to provide information and gather feedback on the future health of Warner’s Pond, Concord’s Department of Natural Resources met in Monument Hall and over Zoom…
The two candidates for a seat on the Select Board handled questions about rising taxes, housing and controlling growth at a League of Women Voters-sponsored debate. Mark Howell and Karlen Reed face…
If you fish in Walden Pond, think twice about eating what you catch. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has sent out a fish consumption advisory warning that recent testing of fish…
The Concord Public Ceremonies and Celebrations Committee (CPCCC) has announced that longtime Concord resident Phebe Ham has been selected as this year’s Honored Citizen. “There was an unusual number of high-quality nominees…
In November, a judge decided on a lawsuit filed in 2017 and heard in June 2021: The dirt section of Estabrook Road, leading from the end of the paved section to the…
Citizen petition articles on the Town Meeting warrant came under scrutiny at the Select Board hearing this week. Josh Lee and Rose Felix Cratsley, co-chairs of town’s DEI Commission, are urging the…
45.5 hours. 18 inches of snow. $117,638.62 in cleanup costs. In other words, just another day at work for Aaron Miklosko, highway and grounds superintendent and tree warden for Concord Public Works,…
The Town’s 2018 long range plan, Envision Concord: Bridge to 2030, identified a wide range of Town needs, including additional open space, recreation, sustainable and affordable housing as well as commercial development…