[LincolnTalk] Not to be missed

It is hard to believe that the era in this video was only a few generations ago. Many children of those who appear on film are living here now…now, we need to do “Townies: The Next Generation” Don’t miss this. -- Sara Mattes > Begin forwarded message: > > From: Virginia Quinn >

Re: [LincolnTalk] ISO personal chef for 80th birthday lunch

I recommend Chef Gianluca Capaldi. https://www.chefcapaldi.com/ He is Italian, such a wonderful person, also a farmer, really focused on beautiful, good, healthy food. On Thu, Feb 3, 2022 at 5:12 PM Virginia Quinn wrote: > This would be for a weekend lunch gathering in Lincoln of 10-16

[LincolnTalk] ISO personal chef for 80th birthday lunch

This would be for a weekend lunch gathering in Lincoln of 10-16 people. I looked at the Pierce House website list of preferred vendors, but they all seemed geared towards big weddings. Any recommendations for smaller-scale personal chefs? Thanks in advance! Virginia Rundell Todd Pond Road -- The

[LincolnTalk] Lincoln COA Activities Feb 7 through Feb 11

Hello to All: Monday, Feb 7 9:00 Tax Aide Appointments (begin today, Monday appts available) 2:00 Tai Chi 1 on Zoom 3:00 Tai Chi 2 Tuesday, Feb 8 9:30-11 Knitting Group at Bemis Hall 9:30 FLCOA Meeting 11:15 Stretch and Flex Exercise at Bemis Hall 12:15

Re: [LincolnTalk] a very interesting article...and comments are important, esp. "Slinky55"

We did the energy audit and enhanced insulation through Mass Save in ’18, then replaced the old ‘70s era ducted heat pump with a Carrier Infinity system. The new heat pump functions well in low temperatures as Michael reports about his minisplit system. And the house is less drafty than it

Re: [LincolnTalk] Yoga studio recommendations

My wife, Wendy, teaches a few classes a week , still via Zoom at present. Could do one-on-one at your house or ours. On Thu, Feb 3, 2022 at 1:39 PM Robin Wilkerson wrote: > Ellen - there are three studios that I use - Cathy Mandrioli > yogainyourhome.net - I

Re: [LincolnTalk] a very interesting article...and comments are important, esp. "Slinky55"

We installed Mitsubishi minisplit heat pumps seven years ago and they have performed really well, even in the depths of winter. Like Joel's Fujitsu's they operate down to about -15 degrees. They can meet 100% of their design heating output down to 5 degrees, about 80% at -5 and about 65% at -14.

Re: [LincolnTalk] Yoga studio recommendations

Ellen - there are three studios that I use - Cathy Mandrioli yogainyourhome.net - I believe she is now just doing virtual - On The Mat studio in Concord - both live and virtual classes - all of their teachers are excellent - and also baresoleyoga in Carlisle -

[LincolnTalk] Yoga studio recommendations

HI Everybody, I'm looking for the 411 on local yoga studios. Are they doing in person yoga classes right now or is it all still virtual? Can anyone recommend a yoga studio with good hands-on instructors? I used to go to a place in Burlington but they are long gone. I'm shopping around for a

Re: [LincolnTalk] a very interesting article...and comments are important, esp. "Slinky55"

But does it consume lots and lots of kWh at those low temps? Our Bosch is rated to go low, but I'm a bit wary of how much energy it would consume in doing so. --Debra On Thu, Feb 3, 2022 at 12:41 PM Joel Freedman wrote: > We have Fujitsu heat pumps, which are designed to operate down to -15 >

Re: [LincolnTalk] a very interesting article...and comments are important, esp. "Slinky55"

What type of heat pump was that Mary? Sounds like one to avoid! We have a heat pump but it only kicks in when the temp is above 35. We hope to see how that goes and lower the switching temp more and more over time. Still using natural gas furnace for the colder temps. Our heat pump is Bosch, which

Re: [LincolnTalk] a very interesting article...and comments are important, esp. "Slinky55"

I put in a heat pump five years ago and it works well until temp goes below 25 degrees. Unfortunately it has not been maintenance free ( wiring burned out after 4 years and later when the controller went out I was left with no heat until the part could be ordered and delivered.(weeks) In the

[LincolnTalk] Mini HDMI cable wanted

Hi LT, Before I go out and buy yet another cable, I was wondering if anyone had a mini hdmi cable that they weren't using: It is similar to this: https://www.amazon.com/mini-hdmi-usb/s?k=mini+hdmi+to+usb I can come and pick it up. (Lincoln FreeCycle isn't that active so why I'm coming to LT)

[LincolnTalk] LLCT Scavenger Hunt is Live!

Clues are published a little early for the LLCT and Birches School "Art on the Trails" Scavenger Hunt. Get a head start before the weather turns wet! The hunt will be active through February 6th, end of day. Post your selfies with the art on the OuterSpatial App to win a prize! If you already

Re: [LincolnTalk] Contractor for Deck Repair

Second Edson. He is terrific. Joan On Thu, Feb 3, 2022, 9:56 AM ERIC SNYDER wrote: > Jay, > Try to get Edson Delinski if you can. > He's the best and ha worked for many Licolnites over the past 9 years. > He has many happy homeowners in Lincoln. > Edson is copied so he has your email and you

Re: [LincolnTalk] Contractor for Deck Repair

Jay, Try to get Edson Delinski if you can. He's the best and ha worked for many Licolnites over the past 9 years. He has many happy homeowners in Lincoln. Edson is copied so he has your email and you have his. Good luck! Eric Eric Snyder esnyde...@comcast.net 423-240-3344 - C 781-257-5248 - H >

[LincolnTalk] Contractor for Deck Repair

All – I have a screened in porch that need some repair (more than just screens – may require some slight structural improvements) – any recommendations on a contractor who might be able to help?  Thanks. Jay j...@flanagans.us -- The LincolnTalk mailing list. To post, send mail