Nonprofit Family Resource center in concord to be backup dancers in a video. For being cops, they were really good dancers, huh . Reporter but there they are, shimmying along with Concord Police officers and lip synching in spanish to the Enrique Iglesias hit song. To send that message of hope and comradery and respect, that takes a lot of work. Reporter and a lot of money. Concord police tell us the fees for the video crew and officers time totaled 34,000. Oh, my goodness. More than i thought, but it is professionally done. Reporter where did that money come from . Money we seized from drug dealers. Reporter captain roach says police cannot use that money to hire extra officers or to give themselves raises or bonuses. Normally, the department uses the funds to pay for equipment and community engagement. We spend five times that amount of money buying assault rifles, and nobody said a word. It could have gone to the community, how about, like, toys for tots or something . Reporter Conc
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The Best Events Happening in March
This month brings a variety of events, from maple month celebrations to Saint Patrick s Day marathons to cooking classes
February 25, 2021
Join the team at Prescott Farm every Saturday in March to experience an old-fashioned New England tradition making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will participate hands-on in every step of the syrup making process. Environmental educators will help you build tree ID skills, learn the parts of a tree and their functions, use measuring tools to find an appropriate tree to tap, use historical and modern tree tapping tools, learn the history of maple sugaring including Native American legends, and discover the math and chemical/physical science in the boiling process. The program involves a 20-minute walk to the sugarhouse with an uphill hike back after the program. prescottfarm.org