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In his latest Time Outdoors, Wilson Kerr writes about a day that showed him and his young daughter that "if you have sharp eyes and know your species, these moments of intervention can make all the difference to creatures in trouble — and can be very rewarding."
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Time Outdoors: Giving nature a helping hand
Humans sit mostly outside the web of life when it comes to wild animals. This unique position comes with immense responsibility.
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In a thrilling, red-zone-only, five-set match, the resilient Concord-Carlisle volleyball team captured the final frame, 17-15, outlasting the host Burlington Red Devils on September 30.
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Volleyball tallies marathon victory over Burlington
In a thrilling, red-zone-only, five-set match, the Concord-Carlisle team outlasted the host Red Devils on September 30.
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More than half of Concord students “met or exceeded expectations” on every Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) test, with more than 75% of students passing at least some subjects.
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Concord students outpace state on MCAS, but some math numbers dip
Results have not rebounded to their pre-pandemic levels for most Concord schools, matching a nationwide trend.
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12:44 p.m. A Nashoba Road resident reported seeing two people inside her house, walking up the stairs, on her home camera... This and more in the latest Concord police log:
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Concord Police log highlights: September 17-23, 2025
A Concord Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
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The initial plan was to mail a print version of “Story of Schools” to residents in Concord and Carlisle. Now, the committee is pushing a digital rollout, supported by 100 printed copies for distribution at libraries, town offices, and community events.
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‘Story of Schools’ nearing its debut via digital channels
After several delays, the publication will soon leave its subcommittee for review by the full regional School Committee.
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Concord Observer Ken Anderson considers the middle school football of today, his own seasons on the field, and a time in between when the game's future in Concord seemed imperiled. Photo illustration: Kim Carpenter/The Concord Bridge
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Concord Observer: Remembrance of touchdowns past
Ken Anderson recalls fond memories of middle school football, both as a player and as an advocate.
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From the Ripley Administrative Building to the public works and public safety complexes, some of Concord's municipal buildings are in overcrowded, rough shape. How could properties like MCI-Concord play a role (or not) in addressing the need for change or growth?
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Edifice wrecks: Town juggles options for aging public buildings
Some Concord public buildings are in rough shape. The town’s Land Use Working Group is stepping up talks about what to do.
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Radius Ensemble will begin its 27th concert season soon. Jennifer Montbach, who handles fundraising, programming, bookkeeping, and music selection, also performs as the group’s oboist.
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Widening the circle, and expanding minds, through music
Jennifer Montbach thinks about music the way some chefs think about food — a concert must be planned like a balanced meal.
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For Concord Tourism Manager Beth Williams, the federal government shutdown couldn’t come at a worse time — peak tourism season at Minute Man National Historical Park.
At Minute Man, town steps up to fill gaps after government shutters
For Concord Tourism Manager Beth Williams, the federal government shutdown couldn’t come at a worse time.
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