Beede Pools Close, a Doc Visits White House and Candidates Talk Economy
A look back at the week’s most notable stories.
'I want to listen to the constituents and represent the district in the way it should be represented,' says Mara Dolan, a Concord resident and candidate for state senate. 'For me, this is a labor of love.'
Greg Abazorius
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The short week (for some) began with news that MBTA officials will work to avoid cutting back service. Proposals currently call for eliminating weekend trains in Concord.
We also introduced Housing Authority candidates Raymond Snay and Linda Escobedo this week. We also spoke with Mara Dolan, who is running for State Senator, and learned about her views on the state of the economy, as well as Concord specific issues like bus outsourcing.
Those looking for a swim at the Beede Center this week found that several of the pools had been shut down due to a mechanical problem. The culprit? Sub-basement flooding that destroyed some of the pool motors.
Concord’s Dr. Malissa Wood took a seat with some of the nation’s highest lawmakers Friday when she was invited to the White House as part of the Community Leaders Briefing. Wood was asked to speak about cardiovascular health.
In other news:
- The School Committee issued a statement on its recent dealings with bus transportation, budgets and other issues
- Frank Breen shared a gallery of the CCHS fencing team
- Maureen Belt talked about local divers and finding a great meal in town, while Stefanie Cloutier discussed the play Amateurs and Friday Night Flicks
