Politics - Concord Bridge

Howell will run for Select Board

December 21, 2022

I am writing to announce my intention to to seek election to the Town of Concord Select Board in 2023. I have lived in Concord since 1999 with my wife Pam and

Food trucks may be permitted by Town Meeting vote

December 21, 2022

Whether or not local restaurants can operate mobile food trucks at popular outdoor events in town is coming up for a vote at the annual Town Meeting in April. The Planning Board

Sustainability Director comes onboard

December 21, 2022

Eric Simms, a Wayland resident, was hired earlier this month as Sustainability Director. He defines the broad term sustainability as the responsible use of resources; “practical programs and policies that advocate for

Matt Johnson will not run for second term on the select board

December 14, 2022

“I’ve worked in high tech, doing Zoom meetings for years,” he said. “Ironically, in post-Covid, the pomp and circumstance of the [Select Board’s] role are coming back.” Those are roles that Johnson

Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee Meeting

Critics seek to recast diversity as porn

December 14, 2022

A group of concerned community members attended the joint Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee meeting on Dec. 6.

Gentile proposes Constitutional amendment

December 9, 2022

The amendment is designed to restore to Congress the right to pass reasonable restrictions on campaign expenditures.

Select Board solidifies Town Meeting warrant

December 1, 2022

The Select Board held a short hearing this week covering three articles. One article seeks to “confirm the authorization to apply for participation” in the state’s Fossil Fuel-Free Demonstration Project. Concord is

Concord Park cuts ribbon on renovated, expanded facility

November 22, 2022

Before an audience of senior-living advocates, politicians and residents of Concord Park, a spirited unveiling of the expanded facility marked a new era for assisted living in West Concord. CEO Charles Gagnon

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