Concord News

Supported by an affidavit from its contract engineer, AM station WBNW in Concord, Mass., has overcome an objection to its license renewal. via Radio World

“It has an intangible quality that fits with walking down the street, and I see something cool, and snap a photo of it”

When Jerry Conlogue heard Polaroid will soon stop producing its instant film, he worried about his mummies. via Telegram & Gazette

“People are expecting answers in key areas, and we aren't getting answers. We owe the community those answers before we march forward.”

Planning consultants Tuesday will present a long-awaited preliminary design for Concord's 3.5-mile portion of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, outlining recommendations for key components of the controversial ... via Boston.com

“He's the guy who gave the orders to wait until fired upon”

Americans celebrate Paul Revere's famed ride, but Barrett's Farm rarely rates a mention. via Worcester Telegram & Gazette

“We're trying to reinvent Polaroid so it lives on for the next 30 to 40 years”

Polaroid Corp. is dropping the technology it pioneered long before digital photography rendered instant film obsolete to all but a few nostalgia buffs. via The Orlando Sentinel

“People often think of landscaping as icing on the cake”

Fencing, patios, and plantings gave the Concord Cottage privacy while connecting it to the main house. via This Old House

Citadel is making a move to separate its options market making operations from its hedge fund. via Wall Street Folly

Five years ago, Linda Mills, a new grandma, wondered what special toy she could bring her toddler granddaughter to play with during her visits. via Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...

“The music is more contemporary.”

'Little Women,' the musical, will be performed at the Luxemburg-Casco High School at 7 p.m., Feb. via WisInfo

There's fierce unity among the members of the March family, the semi-biographical representation of Louisa May Alcott's kin. via Home News Tribune - Our Life

Ahmir, an up-and-coming R&B group with Boston roots, kicks off Middlesex Community College's African-American History Month celebration tomorrow with a concert, 12:30-2 p.m., in the Bedford Campus Center Cafe ... via Lowell Sun

“This great shipyard has built many of the Aegis ships serving around the world today combating our nation's war on terrorism and in the defense of our vital national interests”

In a traditional U.S. Navy ceremony here Saturday, the U.S. Navy's 55th Aegis guided missile destroyer, Dewey , built by Northrop Grumman Corporation , was christened in front of more than 1,000 guests. via Customer Interaction Solutions

“For instance, folks in accounting or billing will be involved with customers calling about questions on a bill”

Competitive technology vendors already know they need to attract and retain customers. via DestinationCRM

Today is an anniversary of sorts for Bob Feige. On this date last year Feige was in the middle of a three-day stay at the Middlesex jail in Cambridge after he reneged on an agreement with the state attorney ... via Boston Globe

“I would wait it out if you can.”

TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2008 Dow Drops Then Recovers Around 10 a.m. today one of my stock broker friends told me that people in his business should always work in one-story buildings -- so they can't jump out the ... via Poynter

On average, digital medical imaging and EMR/EHR technology will command 64 percent of providers' expanding clinical technology budgets, according to a study by the Concord, Mass.-based Gantry Group, LLC. via Healthcare Informatics

I have mentioned that I am interested in Housing. In particular Section 8 Housing. via American Chronicle

“I cannot preserve my health and spirits”

Sara Wheeler reviews I to Myself: An Annotated Selection from the Journal of Henry D Thoreau Niall Griffiths on the Collected Prose of Robert Frost The zeitgeist has caught up with Henry David Thoreau. via Telegraph.co.uk

“It's not a good place for him here”

Posted by The Republican Newsroom January 16, 2008 21:01PM By DAVID A. VALLETTE dvallette@repub.com GREENFIELD - In a surprise move, the prosecution in the double-homicide case against Robin Anthony Hoose ... via MassLive.com