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Concord Public Library

Book of the week

Making Rounds with Oscar: The Extraordinary Gift of an Ordinary Cat
David Dosa
2010, 225 pages
Nonfiction

Nature 101

Bumpy? Yes. Wart-causing? No.

Don't believe the rumors - toads rule

Are the more adventurous, younger members of your family down in the dirt playing with toads again?

A night out with the Concord police

Looking for some neighborhood fun that benefits the Concord community?

This week in Concord history . . .

Pleas for more pools; Othello bombs

July 27, 1927 - The police report more evidence of the pickpockets who worked the crowd during Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's visit to Concord two days before.

A&E Scene

Seeing frozen blueberries, 3-legged chairs as art

Aaron Bourque has a point of view. What that view is, exactly, is up in the air.

Aug. 3

After Concord's night out, stop by Bow, too

Bow's National Night Out will be held Aug. 3 from 4 to 9 p.m. at Bow High School. Admission is free and open to all.

Letters

Your reponses to the Penacook issue

We're still confused about the boundaries

Dear Insiders,

City briefly

Game on for soccer

In this week’s memo, City Manager Tom Aspell had a ball talking soccer. Here’s the scoop:

Police log

Bad batch

Scavenger hunt answers

Congratulations to 14-year-old Elizabeth Donlon and Ethan Donlon, 10, for finding all of the answers in our July 6 scavenger hunt issue! Here’s what they found at the following sites:

We love reader-submitted photos!

Flower power

Insider reader Kim Nesbitt snapped this shot in June.

What's on Tap

Inside Concord's water treatment plant

There's a lot that goes in to bringing you clean water

When the city’s 2010 water quality report arrived in the mailbox last month, our water wheels got to spinning.