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A Furtive Glance and the Slight Tilt of a Woman’s Lips . . .

by KATHLEEN M. FORTIN | Jan 24, 2019 | Arts, Community, In Print

ANDREW PINARD’S HATBOX THEATRE CREATES AN INTIMATE STAGE EXPERIENCE For Andrew Pinard, live theater is best when it is close. A resident of Bradford, Andrew is the owner, creator, and driving force behind Concord’s Hatbox Theatre. Founded in 2016, the theater is a...

Angus Boezeman: A Life on the River

by Kathleen M. Fortin | Photos by Elizabeth Frantz | Sep 28, 2018 | Community

Reading a river and the graceful finesse of casting a fly Upon first meeting with Angus Boezeman, I told him, “I don’t know a thing about fly-fishing. My family is athletic, but only in sports involving balls: soccer, baseball, basketball, and mainly golf.” Angus...

Downtown Concord Redevelopment

by Kevin Boyarsky | Sep 13, 2016 | Community, In Print

brbr Below is a brief clip of a larger documentary project onbrConcord’s downtown redevelopment created by Accompany Video Production, whichbrwas founded by John Gfroerer in 1995. While the company provides a range ofbrservices, its documentaries have been shown on...

2014 Concord Dance Academy Holiday Spectacular [Gallery Extra]

by Ryan Frisch | Dec 7, 2015 | Community

The academy’s Holiday Spectacular is more than a fun afternoon or evening; the profits support local organizations like the Friends of the City Auditorium, Friendly Kitchen, Toys for Tots, and St. Paul’s food pantry. With the holiday show fast approaching, energy and...

“The Tech” Turns 50 [Video]

by Ryan Frisch | Oct 6, 2015 | Community

Seven days after graduating from New London High School in 1961, Richard Heath left the family farm in Springfi eld, New Hampshire, to become an Army recruit at Fort Dix. And like so many young servicemen of his era who returned fi ve and a half years later to an...

Concord Celebrates 250 Years [Gallery Extra]