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MBTA Cuts, Running for Fargo's Seat and Walden Grille's License
A Feelings of discontent filled the Board of Selectmen chamber this week as MBTA spokesperson Wayne Miller related proposed cuts in service to the Concord area .
Concord's Social Media Saturday: Reader Highlights
A Patch readers have voiced their opinions on a variety of topics this week. Here's a look at some of the issues that got Concordians talking.
Solo living book challenges family life
Going Solo By Eric Klinenberg Living in families, though traditional and almost universal on this evolving planet, is experiencing an unplanned but effective attack, according to a new book.
Friends of Minute Man Announce Winter Lecture Series
The following information was provided by the Friends of Minute Man National Park .
POLL: What is the Most Romantic Restaurant Concord?
In just a few days, couples from Concord and elsewhere will have the chance to celebrate that little annual holiday geared for romantics - Valentine's Day .A While some may look to use the day to their advantage by using their creative talents when giving a gift, others may look at the day as a perfect chance to get out for a night and enjoy a ... (more)
Concord may see 2 to 4 inches of snow over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service .
Open Houses This Weekend: Feb. 11-12
Browse through the gallery of images to see what homes are available for open house in and around Concord.
National Park Mystery Spot 35 Revealed: A Tragic Accident
This mystery spot puzzle required you to identify the national park indicated by the clues listed below, remembering that the mystery park is not one of the 58 National Park-designated units of the National Park System.
Is Hanscom Base a Part of the Community?
A Hanscom Air Force Base has been the home to active and retired military personnel since 1942, but it is not often thought of as a part of the Concord community.
Analyzing Records to Investigate the Ecological Impacts of Climate...
Newswise - In a paper recently published in the journal BioScience , Richard B. Primack, professor of biology at Boston University, and Abraham J. Miller-Rushing, science coordinator at the Acadia National Park and the Schoodic Education and Research Center, National Park Service, show how unconventional sources of data, including historical ... (more)
Two New Candidates Enter Selectmen Race
A The election to fill departing Selectman Greg Howes' has suddenly turned into a race with two more candidates stepping forward this week.
5 Things to Do This Weekend: Feb. 10-12
A It's Thursday, and you've got no idea what you'll do for the weekend. Concord Patch is coming to the rescue.
Helping Hands and Saving Dough in Concord
A Hey, hey, hey, it's Thursday, the back half of the week, the downward slide to the weekend.
Annie Leibovitz hadn't planned to visit Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House last summer.
Dr. Suzanne Koven: Driving while old
Medical practice--like life, come to think of it--sometimes feels like a series of difficult conversations.
Officials Decry Proposed MBTA Cuts
A Concord's Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority representative, Wayne Miller, appeared before the Board of Selectmen this week to discuss proposals to cut services in town and the consensus in the room was that the proposals were not beneficial.
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Technical Communications Corporation Announces a Dividend of $0.10 Per Share
CONCORD, Mass., Feb 7, 2012 -- Technical Communications Corporation today announced that its Board of Directors has declared a dividend of $0.10 per share of common stock outstanding.
5 Things You Need to Know Today: Feb. 6
A "Five Things you Need to Know Today" is a Patch column that provides readers with essential, daily information at a glance.
Selectmen Meeting to Provide Walden Grill Update
A The Walden Grille closed on New Year's Day after serving the community since 1986, but residents have been left to wonder what will become of the property.
Family Recovering After Sat. Accident
A The victims in Saturday's pedestrian accident are on the road to recovery, according to a report from My Fox Boston.