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Concord Home Prices Hold Above $1 Million Across All Disclosed Sales in June

Nine of 18 recorded Concord deeds between May 28 and June 26, 2026, carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $1,120,000 to $2,349,000 with a median of $1,560,000; the remaining nine transfers appear to be intra-family trust or estate conveyances with no consideration stated. The peri…

Concord Road Work Hits Six Streets as Water Rate Hike Arrives July 1

Concord enters the July 4 holiday stretch with road work and rising utility costs front of mind. The town's latest News Flash puts active construction on six streets — Thoreau Court, Thoreau Street, Sudbury Road, Everett Street, Stow Street, and Devens Street — running through July 3, e…

Concord Launches Week of Road Work on Six Streets, Closes Key Sudbury-Thoreau Intersection

Road work fans out across six Concord streets this week as the Sudbury Road–Thoreau Street intersection closed June 25 with a detour in effect. Interim Public Works Director Aaron Miklosko, appointed by Town Manager Kerry Lafleur following Alan Cathcart's June 19 retirement, is now over…

Concord Launches Sudbury Road–Thoreau Street Intersection Project Thursday

Concord road work intensifies this week as a new intersection project begins Thursday. A town-wide construction push already affecting more than 11 streets — including Main Street, Walden Street, and Thoreau Street — will expand Thursday when dedicated work begins at the Sudbury Road an…

Concord Launches Road Work on 11 Streets, Sudbury-Thoreau Closure Set for Thursday

Concord road crews spread across 11 streets Tuesday as the town's summer paving season reaches peak intensity. The town issued back-to-back alerts covering Adin Drive, Main Street, and nine other corridors, while a second notice confirmed that the Sudbury Road and Thoreau Street interse…

Concord Select Board Agenda Covers Housing Vote, Decarbonization Road Map, Dozens of Appointments

CONCORD — June 22, 2026 — Concord Select Board's June 22 agenda packed in housing, decarbonization, and hate-incident recommendations, but no audio was captured. Community access TV recorded the meeting at the Concord Municipal Light Plant, but the broadcast yielded no usable audio, leaving vote tallies and deliberation unconfirmed.

Concord Finance Committee Approves $619,450 in Year-End Budget Transfers

CONCORD — June 17, 2026 — Concord Finance Committee unanimously approves $619,450 in fiscal year-end budget transfers, with a $683,000 winter maintenance overrun driving the largest piece. The nine-member committee voted 9-0 Wednesday night to concur with three transfers requested by Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Barrett under

Concord Board of Health Upholds $3,000 Septic Fine, Extends Piercing Variance Five Years

CONCORD — June 17, 2026 — Concord Board of Health affirms $3,000 septic fine and grants nurse practitioner a five-year ear-piercing variance. The board voted unanimously June 17 to uphold a $200-per-day fine totaling $3,000 against the owner of 141 Caterina Heights, covering April 1 through

Concord School Committees Unanimously Back Town Decarbonization Roadmap, Unlock Grant Path

CONCORD — June 16, 2026 — Concord school committees endorse decarbonization roadmap and ratify maintenance union contract at June 16 overflow session. Both the Concord School Committee and Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee voted unanimously to endorse the town's municipal decarbonization roadmap, the last local step required before the town

Concord Planning Board Hears Housing Strategy Calling for Broader Affordability Focus

CONCORD — June 16, 2026 — Concord Planning Board reviews housing strategy urging shift beyond state affordability threshold. Matt Johnson, chair of the Concord Affordable Housing Trust and a member of the Concord Housing Foundation, presented "Building Community: A New Housing Strategy for Concord" at the June 16 hybrid meeting,

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