MCI Master Plan Committee weighs reusing Building L for Public Works amid West Concord housing anxiety. From our own coverage: MCI panel debates DPW site reuse options; Preservation panel divides funding requests among review teams. Also in today's brief (15 items): Town posts Nov. 3 el…
Planning Board unanimously endorsed the West Concord Advisory Committee expansion and Select Board transition. The amended charge expands the committee's geographic scope, broadens its public education role, and transitions it from a Planning Board subcommittee to a Select Board committee.
Concord's Natural Resources Commission approves a controlled bow hunt on conservation land starting October 5. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts climate and culture framework, opens solar talks; Concord's priciest home sale this month tops $3.3 million. Also in today's brie…
School Committee opens talks on 20-year rooftop solar lease amid legal questions. From our own coverage: Priciest home sale of the month tops $3.3 million. Also in today's brief (11 items): Nor'easter prompts weekend storm prep alert; 201 new Baker Avenue apartments could reshape housin…
Concord recorded 18 property deeds between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, seven of which carried a sale price so far, ranging from $675,000 to $3.3 million with a median of $1,135,000. The month's top transaction was a $3.3 million Concord sale, recorded Sept. 9, to buyers Molly and Patrick Mascia. Ten of
Concord's light plant board adopts 5-year plan to recover $6.2 million accounting error. From our own coverage: Oversight panel presses EPA on cleanup plan gaps; CMLP board adopts 5-year rate correction plan. Also in today's brief (15 items): Town urges storm prep ahead of weekend nor'e…
Concord DEI Commission scheduled its diversity survey results presentation for October 15 and planned autumn community events.
Concord Light Board voted unanimously to adjust power cost adjustment rates over five years to recover $6.2 million in underpayment caused by an accounting error in system loss calculations, adding $6.74 monthly to average residential bills.
Climate Action Committee held a public workshop for priority input on the 2026 Climate Action and Resilience Plan. Chair Brad Dye and the committee, along with consultant Cassidy Yates of Weston & Sampson, facilitated a 25-minute presentation on newly proposed actions organized by sector. Workshop
Concord's Economic Vitality Committee presses MCI consultants over hidden housing costs, advances zoning change. From our own coverage: Recreation Commission elects new chair; Pond panel sets sights on water access. Also in today's brief (19 items): Town launches FY26 grants tracking da…
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