Construction Law

A young incumbent, Nathan Fennessy plans to continue the work he’s started

Concord Monitor

October 25, 2015

Nate Fennessy, who serves on the Concord School Board, is featured in this article on future plans for the aging Rundlett Middle School.

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'There’s other people I’ve talked to who say Rundlett is the most tired building of them all, and their perception is it’s not a great learning environment because of the condition of the building,' [said Fennessy].

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