Q&A time Tom talks Fisherville We got a letter from a person (who would like to remain anonymous) about the work being done on Fisherville Road. She wrote: You keep mentioning that the road work along Fisherville Road is getting its finishing touches. Is this really the best it’s going to be? There are several areas where the new pavement has been torn up by snow plows, water freezing, daily use or whatever. You can see the old road through the holes. The paving edges are rough and uneven, and let’s not even mention the breakdown lanes. How much money was spent to pave it and then have…

Jim Taber sent us this photo of Bruschi, owned by the Foote family in Concord. We don’t know where Bruschi is driving off to, but hopefully it’s somewhere with lots of treats.

Dear Elders, You cute Elders look rather happy. Were you always like that for the most part? Like, say, did you all go to your high school senior prom and have a ball? With whom? And, if not, why not? Signed, A Wallflower Steve Leavenworth Dear Wallflower, Yes, I have been generally happy most of my life. Yes, I went to the senior prom in high school. Her name was Lorna. We split up…

Last year, the Revelator spent some time tracking down restaurants that were open late and could accommodate after-prom gatherings. Uno Chicago Grill stepped up to the plate and invited prom revelers to come to the restaurant, and even said parents could decorate beforehand. We got word that Unos is offering the same invite this year. Should groups swing by after prom, the restaurant will stay open until 1 a.m. Reservations are not required, but if you have a big group or special requests, it is recommended. Parents are again welcome to swing by to decorate or take photos, and if your group…

If you like the sound of this book, check it out at the Concord Public Library. If you have no clue what the Ender series is, don’t worry – the library has many other series (and non-series) to choose from. For more information, visit onconcord.com/library. Ender in Exile Orson Card 2008, 377 pages Orson Scott Card has added another title to the Ender series, and as usual, it fulfills expectations. This novel,…

Concord High School will be celebrating Earth Day, April 29. Students in the Earth Service Corps group have been busy with projects to raise environmental awareness among their classmates. They have collected 200 cell phones to recycle. They are working to reduce the amount of Styrofoam products used in the cafeteria. Display boards will provide information on recycling and living green. Students can even learn about…