A project risk assessor said levels don't present an "unacceptable" risk to trail users or nearby residents, per the town.

Out of more than 400 graduates, about 140 returned for their 50 year reunion at the Nashawtuc Country Club last month.

“I don’t want to run into a 20-year decision in haste. I mean, it’s a long time.”

In high school, there’s much more freedom. The catch is that you are expected to know how to use it.

The Patriots employed strong serving, defense, and a balanced attack to extend their winning streak.

With a Sectionals berth on the line, Concord-Carlisle golfers took care of business on September 24 at Quail Ridge.

The game was an auspicious home opener for the Pats, given that the Red Raiders are coming off a 16-2 season in 2025.

Football and boys soccer results from the week of September 20.

More than a decade after Concord’s last major multifamily construction, the 201-unit Novo is now one of two projects underway.

For crews that sometimes go months without a significant structure fire, it was a welcome opportunity to practice.

“For a lot of these kids, control is hard ... giving them as much autonomy and independence as possible is really huge.”

Advocates aren’t taking no for an answer when it comes to tracking immigration detainee flights.

A Concord Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.

A year after Sebastián Lasaosa Rogers' death, his parents remain dedicated to sharing his work.

The committee will review school climate and culture three times during the academic year per the latest framework.

Barring an appeal from a project opponent, New York-based Wireless Edge plans to start work this fall.

Reaching an accord took new rounds of pointed, and at times personal, debate.

Autumn means lots of new books get released, many long and heavy.

Middlesex officials said the bequest from the late Victor Atkins is the largest the school has ever received.

Prosecutors are focused on a display on Old Bedford Road, along schools Superintendent Laurie Hunter's route to work.

Hope remains for affordable housing despite consultants' worries of financial and zoning challenges.

Town staff reported Shiva Ayyadurai to state authorities over questioned petition signatures for the November ballot.

The Highland Street project is seeking funding through the town’s Community Preservation Act process.

Concord could be looking at a future with more buses, safer crossings, and streets designed to slow drivers down.

Parents say their concerns go beyond cellphones to other ed tech and "edutainment tools."

“We are open and looking forward to welcoming our neighbors and friends back," owner Kristin Canty said.

Liberty returned to the North Bridge — and the dime — with a color guard and musket salute on September 9.

An outsider being blamed for a community’s problems is at the heart of the production, which opens September 25.

A Concord Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.

Under sunny skies, participants and supporters gathered for the 22nd annual mile-long Minute Man March.

Parent-child bonds are strong, but communicating across generations can be a lifelong challenge.

As attention turns toward a Town Meeting zoning vote, town consultants face a key question: What if voters say no?

Concord’s long list of town committees just got shorter.

Concord plants hundreds of trees to maintain its canopy, but who pays when one damages private property?

“It sounded like Jurassic Park in our backyard. Just the kind of brontosaurus-like sound, but it was free cows.”

A judge ruled that the allegations against Town Manager Kerry Lafleur don’t support his civil rights or emotional distress claims.

Police Chief Thomas Mulcahy says increasingly complex calls for service leave officers less time for proactive enforcement.

Concord’s farmers, fans of their produce, and organizations from across the community gathered beneath sunny skies.

Lawyers say a new sign could reaffirm that the public “has a legal right” to use the long-disputed trail.

For Loretta Filipov, the beautiful morning brought back a 25-year-old memory.

Stavros First draws inspiration from his religion, his love of classical music, and sometimes a walk around town.

A visitor explores her connection to one of the town’s once most prominent — and later controversial — men.

The courts will stay closed until mid-November “or until the project is completed,” per a town announcement.

The board gave its green light for nine historical signs after months of planning and a summer of heated debate.

A new year brings opportunities to advance goals and initiatives aligned with the District Strategic Plan.

With Brazil’s under-20 national team, Myles hopes to inspire young athletes to love and globalize the sport.

Plans for a Lowell Road home may have new life after a judge said town officials unfairly rejected a developer’s proposals.

Concord's risk level has risen after mosquitoes carrying the virus were caught in Acton, Carlisle, and Maynard.