How can we move forward from the day of disorder?
CONCORD, CA—As I started to write this month’s Pulse of Concord, Trump supporters stormed the
Edi Birsan
Monument Toy Drive brings holiday cheer to nearly 500 families
CONCORD, CA—City Councilmembers Dominic Aliano and Edi Birsan helped organize a toy drive for children
Looking forward to moving past this time of uncertainty
CONCORD, CA—As of this Dec. 1 writing, there was still noise in the country about
Turkey giveaway helps Concord families celebrate Thanksgiving
CONCORD, CA—Thanksgiving celebrations will be challenging for many in 2020. To help out, Concord’s Vice
Pulse of Concord — On a local level, residents seem to have more in common
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Pulse of Concord: Election 2020–the real Fright Night
As we move into the shadow of Halloween, a greater scare is looming on the
Delving into Black Lives Matter and defunding police issues
The third independents survey of the year attracted the most ever responses (584) and touched
Concord City Council candidate questions: Edi Birsan
The Concord Clayton Pioneer newspaper presented a list of questions to the candidates running for
Shelter in place order complicates Concord’s homeless issues
The Pulse of Homeless. When asked repeatedly about the top issues in Concord, I see
Thinking about how to get more voters involved
Our republic rests on the concept of representative democracy. Unlike the direct democracy of ancient