Survive the next disaster with this class

Do you know what to do if an emergency happens? If an earthquake or tornado hit right now, what would you do? Of course, no one thinks that will ever happen here, but people were probably saying that prior to the ice storm back in 2008. Got your attention didn’t we? The Community Emergency Response Team is willing to teach you what to do when a disaster happens. All you have to do is sign up for a three-day class in Bow next weekend...

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Check out some cool art
Sep08
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Book of the week

For more information about the Concord Public Library, visit concordpubliclibrary.net. We’re also on Tumblr (reading-rumblr.tumblr.com and concordteens.tumblr.com), Facebook (facebook.com/ConcordPublicLibrary) and Instagram. An Appetite for Violets Martine Bailey 2015, 400 pages Fiction Biddy Leigh, the under-cook of Mawton Hall, initially feels no loyalty towards her employers. And why should she? Three days after being introduced to...

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Finally, a group and place dedicated to slacking off here in Concord
Sep08

Finally, a group and place dedicated to slacking off here in Concord

If there’s one thing we can get behind here at the Insider, it’s slacking off – just don’t tell our bosses. Luckily, a new club gives us a place to do just that without that pesky risk of being fired. It’s called Slack Off Concord, and it meets at Rollins Park on Monday afternoons (and sometimes Wednesdays). So what do you do, just sit around and fail to accomplish things all day, pushing them off into the extremely distant future...

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A bloody good time
Sep08

A bloody good time

If you’re taking a trip anytime soon, don’t forget to bring us along and take one of these great Where the Insider Goes pictures and email it to news@theconcordinsider.com.

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Instagram photo of the week
Sep08

Instagram photo of the week

If you find a pot of gold, let us know!

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Ladies and gentlemen, meet Miss Capital Area’s Outstanding Teen
Sep08

Ladies and gentlemen, meet Miss Capital Area’s Outstanding Teen

It’s not every day that you get the chance to talk to a real-life beauty queen. So when we got word that we had one right here in Concord, we had to jump at the opportunity. Brooke Mills, 16, a junior at Concord High, was recently named Miss Capital Area’s Outstanding Teen. She was able to squeeze us into her celebrity-like schedule to answer a few questions. How did you get into this? I was adopted into the Miss America system...

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Square dance classes at West Congregational

Introductory classes for square dancing will be offered at West Congregational Church Hall (499 N. State St.) on Wednesday, Sept. 9 and 16. Classes are free and run from 7 to 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome, dress casual and refreshments will be provided. The classes are sponsored by the Concord Coach Square Dance Club. For more info, contact Ron Turcotte at 620-3717 or on facebookfacebook.com/groups/ConcordCoachSquares/ Kathy...

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Old Home Day is Sunday

The Heights Community Old Home Day is just around the corner. It will be held rain or shine Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. The event takes place at Keach Park and the Heights Community Center off Canterbury Road. There’s still time to take part in the Junior Miss Concord Heights pageant, which is open to girls from the Concord area ages 7 to 12 years old, as well as the Heights You’ve Got Talent Show and the Best in Pie Contest. Pageant...

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The Greater Concord Photography Club took all these pictures
Sep08
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Have you ever seen how the ‘Insider’ is made each week?
Sep08

Have you ever seen how the ‘Insider’ is made each week?

Every week is a little different in the “Insider” pod. Sometimes we can kick back, eat some free food that’s been lying around the office for a few days and even take a couple naps in our super secret spot. Shhhh! Others, like last week, can be a bit of a time crunch with the holiday throwing a well-placed monkey wrench into our production cycle, which in turn greatly affects our nap time. So in an effort to show our transparency, we...

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Kurt Gergler wanted to work in Bow, so now he’s the BES principal
Sep08

Kurt Gergler wanted to work in Bow, so now he’s the BES principal

Every day Kurt Gergler drives to work, it’s like taking a trip down memory lane. His childhood paper route stretched from the end of Albin Road, up Logging Hill, down Grandview and to the highway. And this was a paper route he rode his bike for – no car rides for this one. “Everywhere I turn I see something familiar,” Gergler said. The house he grew up in still stands on Albin Road and hours were spent fishing in the town pond. His...

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It’s gonna be a dragon boat takeover on the river this weekend
Sep08

It’s gonna be a dragon boat takeover on the river this weekend

With summer coming to a close, it’s probably a good idea to spend a little extra time around the water. Maybe a weekend, perhaps? Good news then, ’cause this Saturday and Sunday just so happen to be the third annual Weekend on the Water at Riverfront Park/Everett Arena. Celebrate Concord’s stretch of the Merrimack River by cheering on the dragon boat races and watching several schools power down the river competing in the Concord Crew...

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ConcordTV wants to find the next big thing in broadcast journalism
Sep08

ConcordTV wants to find the next big thing in broadcast journalism

Attention everyone, we have an important news bulletin. If you are between the ages of 9 and 13 and have an interest in being a television talent, then ConcordTV wants to meet you. That’s right, the city’s community TV station is looking for youngsters to show off their on-air skills at the junior host auditions Oct. 10. Here’s how it works: Anyone between the ages of 9 and 13 can come in for a 15-minute audition to become the next...

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