In this week's issue: Fix a Leak Week & Contest; World Water Day & Open House; upcoming guided trail hike; activity at Beaver Meadow; and more!
In this week's issue: Concord Reads title & event info; trail grooming & Nordic ski races at Beaver Meadow, PGA pro tip of the week, and more!
In this week's issue: Concord Police Citizen's Academy, Presidents Day reminder, Concord Parks & Rec spring brochure reminder, and more!
School St. will be closed between Minot St. and Kensington Rd. for drain work.
Crew #4 will be filling potholes on Hoit Rd. Vehicles will be able to get around the crew. Crew will be mobile, filling potholes from Shaker Rd. to the Hoit Rd. marsh on both sides of the roadway.
Each spring, Concord General Services' Highway and Utilities Division flushes City-owned hydrants as part of required routine maintenance to remove any sediment from water distribution pipes. This process maintains water quality, water clarity, and also c...
The City of Concord has posted “No Trucking – Load Limit 9 Tons” signs as of Monday, March 25, 2019 to protect roads from heavy vehicles during the spring thaw. The road load limits of 9 tons do not affect the average car or ...
The City of Concord’s Spring Leaf Collection begins on Monday, April 22, 2019. Residents with curbside trash and recycling collection can participate in the City's Spring Leaf Collection by placing leaves in biodegradable yard waste bags (available at loc...
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The City of Concord has 100+ miles of hiking trails to enjoy. With varied terrain, there is a trail for beginners to avid hikers. Visit the City's online link for access to trail maps.
Check out the City Wide Community Center! The facility includes a gymnasium, a senior room, Heights Branch Library, an auditorium and multipurpose rooms.
The Concord Room houses over two-hundred stereoscopic photographs and three stereoscopes!
What takes the image from a flat, 2D depiction to a 3D image is the unique design of the stereoscope. The stereoscopic photograph has two nearly identical side-by-side images; the stereoscope presents these images simultaneously, one to each eye.
This make...
Just in time for Earth Day, this month's resource of the month is GreenFILE!
GreenFILE from EbscoHOST is your one-stop resource for finding content on global warming, green building, pollution, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, recycling, and much...
We at Concord Public Library are excited to be a part of a great, new service for the City of Concord called Burbio that allows you to easily keep track of everything going on in town!
Burbio.com is a free website and app that puts library, school, and oth...
This year’s selection for Concord Reads, the annual city-wide literary event organized by the Concord Public Library and community partners, is Ghost of the Innocent Man: A True Story of Trial and Redemption by New Hampshire native Benjamin Rach...
Take a look at Concord history with our photography display, Concord Yesterday. The photographs depict residences, businesses, transportation, and daily life in nineteenth and twentieth century Concord. Photographs were compiled from Concord Public Librar...
Check out the titles that were discussed over brews during this month's Books & Brew Book Club at True Brew Barista! Visit our Book Clubs page for more info on Books & Brew - we meet again on Wednesday, 5/1.
Check the Insider each Tuesday for your weekly dose of reading recommendation excitement!
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Did you know that CPL has over five different display areas and chooses different display themes each month to highlight the diversity of our collections? Check back each month - we guarantee that you'll always find something new and timely.
April is Natio...
Repairs to the brick paver crosswalks on North Main Street, from Park Street to Pleasant Street, will begin on Monday, April 15. Work is expected to start at 7 a.m. and wrap up by 6 p.m. each day. Construction will begin at Park Street and continue south ...
The City of Concord’s Spring Leaf Collection begins on Monday, April 22, 2019. Residents with curbside trash and recycling collection can participate in the City's Spring Leaf Collection by placing leaves in biodegradable yard waste bags (availa...
State Street Parking Garage (formerly Fire House Block):The Garage will be closed on Wednesday, April 10 at 4 p.m. for spring sweeping. The garage will reopen on Tuesday, April 9 at 6 a.m.Storrs Street Parking Garage (formerly Capital Commons):With the ar...
A Special Election to fill the current Ward Four City Council vacancy will be held on Tuesday, June 4, 2019. Those wishing to file for office may do so at the City Clerk’s Office beginning on Friday, April 5 through Monday, April 15. The filing ...
Celebrate Earth Day & Arbor Day during a celebration at Abbot-Downing School on April 19 beginning at 9:30 a.m. We will be planting a tree and offering children's tree-themed activities.
The City of Concord wants your feedback on its plan to get to 100% renewable energy by 2050. Join the Concord Energy & Environment Committee and City staff for a presentation on how the city plans to reach this ambitious goal. And, give your feedback ...
The City of Concord will begin posting “No Trucking – Load Limit 9 Tons” signs starting on Monday, March 25, 2019 to protect roads from heavy vehicles during the spring thaw. The road load limits of 9 tons will not affect the...
The City of Concord is excited to announce a free digital service to help everyone stay informed about events in our great community. Burbio.com is a free website and app that puts Concord government, library, school and community events in one place. Wit...
Learn more about Penacook, a village within the City of Concord, and what makes it such a great place to live and to work. Thank you to ConcordTV and everyone else who participated in this video! You can view the video on our YouTube channel.
Help us keep our downtown uncluttered, clean, accessible, and vibrant for all. Learn more about the sidewalk regulations and access the permit at http://www.concordnh.gov/sidewalkregulations.
Concord Parks & Recreation is excited to announce our NEW 3v3 Men's Basketball League! In 2020 3v3 basketball will become an Olympic Sport! The league will play at the City Wide Community Center. Teams may register by mail or in person. You can find t...
Check out all the exciting summer camps we have this summer!
School St. will be closed between Minot St. and Kensington St. for drain work