Opinion - Concord Bridge

Column: The Watergate Nerds: Fondly recalling a high school re-enactment

June 29, 2023

On June 17, 1976, on the fourth anniversary of the Watergate break-in, seven students at Concord-Carlisle Regional High School re-enacted the operation by bungling a break-in at the principal’s office. I was

Letter: Is a cell tower at CCHS a good idea?

June 29, 2023

People living and working near cell towers suffer direct, often debilitating, health effects. Legal battles linger, pitting government officials against the citizens in harm’s way. Yet, the Concord-Carlisle School District has invited

Letter: Climate change risk is real

June 29, 2023

I applaud The Bridge for taking on the subject of how climate change can and probably will affect Concord and look forward to future articles on this topic. Information about flooding, fire,

Letter: Warner Pond changes would upset ecological balance

June 29, 2023

I am writing to express my concern and opposition regarding the proposed removal of the dam at Warner’s Pond. As a concerned citizen and advocate for environmental conservation, yes it’s a man-made

The Distinction between Need and Want

June 23, 2023

In a recent front page banner headline in The Concord Bridge, it reported that Massport claimed a need to expand facilities for private jets at Hanscom Field, adding 27 new hangars, each

Letter: A big thank you from the Martinez Classic

June 23, 2023

The Adrian Martinez Classic is a true Concord event, taking the work of a community to pull it off — many different groups and individuals in the town are instrumental. I would

Letter: North Airfield development not equitable

June 23, 2023

Given that the science is clear that the emissions from burning fossil fuels are threatening the viability of our beautiful planet….and given that historical and sociological research has exposed with shocking clarity

Letter: Three Civil War Nurses Buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

June 16, 2023

As Noreen Chase pointed out in her Opinion letter, many know Louisa May Alcott was a nurse during the Civil War; however, Annie Eliza Kimball Brown and Louisa Jane Whiting Barker, two

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