The Concord Bridge did a good job in the August 4 issue covering problems that have been recently experienced in completing Gerow Park. The article makes it clear that the Town of
My Aunt Louise would visit most weekends from Boston. She always had a box of cookies and newspaper comics. I remember two comics: one by Athelstan Spilhaus (interesting for its scientific topics,
Sometimes I can see the pellets, and sometimes I can smell it, especially running at night when the air is still: Another pesticide-treated yard, marked with those little yellow signs stating the
I understand that the town is under state orders to develop new multi-family housing. The town website was difficult to navigate, so I’d like to state here that I and many of
As part of the Warner’s Pond Alternative Analysis Report by EA Engineering (EA), EA advanced a dredging option whereby we dredge 14,000 cubic yards (CY) instead of 35,800 CY as originally planned.
Concord is a very special community. Its natural beauty and historic character have been preserved by many years of careful planning, investment and community engagement. Unfortunately, our hard work is now threatened
I’m a guy who rented and then bought a little house on the north tip of White Pond 40 years ago. Through some rewarding but stressful years of owning and operating restaurants,
The recent article on the CCHS cell tower proposal cited the American Cancer Society, ACS. Those hoping to prove that cell towers and cell phones are safe often quote the well-respected charity.