[LincolnTalk] Dual County League Public Squash League for Lincon/Sudbury+ teens - spread the word?!

Have a teenager (grades 8-12) interested in finding a new sport for the winter? Spend that extra hour gained Nov. 6 checking out squash! Terrific cross training, and the games make it fun and different at all levels. Non-contact, full of lunging and sprinting, footwork and strategy. The

[LincolnTalk] Looking for Candace Paquin

I found something belonging to Candace Paquin while walking on the trails today. If you know her, please connect us. Thanks! Stephanie Smart -- The LincolnTalk mailing list. To post, send mail to Lincoln@lincolntalk.org. Search the archives at http://lincoln.2330058.n4.nabble.com/. Browse

Re: [LincolnTalk] community center

It is also important to remember that at our most recent Town Meeting, the Council on Aging was renamed "The Council on Aging & Human Services" in recognition of the huge breadth of services it provides to ALL members of the community, not just those who are senior citizens. Director Abigail

Re: [LincolnTalk] community center

Hello Lincoln, Seth, Sarah, Karla, and others have made legitimate points highlighting that much more homework needs to be done and we should not be approving $350,000 for building plans for a project that has not been approved. Aren't we putting the cart before the Donkey?? In my 23 + years in

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Very well said, Lynne. Thank you. Barbara Low 16 Blueberry Lane Sent from my Galaxy Tab® A Get Outlook for Android From: Lincoln on behalf of llas902551--- via Lincoln Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2022 4:28:23 PM To: rosen...@gmail.com

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Hi Mr Rosen,Thank you for your remarks re: the Community  Center.Bemis is used for many things.  Including  but not limited to exercise.  The COA& HS director Abigail Butt, is very involved with obtaining  many many social benefits  for ages 60+. The Bemis Hall is also used for outside events.

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Hi let me ask all of you what you think COUNCIL  ON AGING  does? What the COA offers  is enormous!! You might not know what COA does for Lincoln residents; I invite you to REALLY LOOK at the monthly COA bulletin. For  all the COA offers, you will understand the limited  space in Bemis that is

Re: [LincolnTalk] a note to you about the land at Mt. Misery

Totally agree with everything that has already been said. Thank you Moira and Ari for your vision and your years of hard work. Lynne Smith 5 Tabor Hill Road Lincoln, MA 01773 cell: 781-258-1175 ly...@smith.net > On Oct 26, 2022, at 7:49 PM, Christina Thompson > wrote: > > ❤❤ Moira & Ari.

[LincolnTalk] Water Main Flushing - Farrar Road - Lincoln Water Dept

Town of Lincoln residents, We are flushing the water main on Farrar Road today. There could be a temporary disruption in water quality. We apologies for any inconvenience. If your water gets dirty, we recommend flushing it out a cold water tap. Flushing it out a garden hose will prevent it

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Debra, The tax property rate is only one of two factors that determine the property tax bill. Our property tax rates are not as high as other towns, but our assessed values are higher than most. As a result, our average tax bill is the third highest in the State. If you compare that tax bill to

Re: [LincolnTalk] [EXT] Re: community center

Good morning, Just a couple of thoughts. 1. While the tax rates listed in an earlier post may sound reassuring, they should not. * Property taxes are calculated by multiplying your city's tax rate by the assessed value of your property and all the structures on it. In

Re: [LincolnTalk] a note to you about the land at Mt. Misery

❤❤ Moira & Ari. Lincoln is a better place because of you. C & 7 On Wed, Oct 26, 2022 at 4:57 PM Nancy Fleming wrote: > Moira and Ari - I’m so glad that you shared this story. I wasn’t aware of > the history of the land before you arrived many decades ago. We are so > grateful for your certified

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Great questions, Lisa. Maybe a survey is needed. I’m thinking of asking the Selects to do a poll— maybe at SoTT. Lynne Smith 5 Tabor Hill Road Lincoln, MA 01773 cell: 781-258-1175 ly...@smith.net > On Oct 27, 2022, at 2:26 PM, Lisa via Lincoln wrote: > > Lots of assumptions being made

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Lots of assumptions being made here...wonder if anyone has been collecting data, someone at the COA, or maybe even those that help manage town meetings where we have a good turnout of those technically approaching senior status perhaps? Does anyone on LincolnTalk know how many use some of the

[LincolnTalk] ISO bricks

Hi Neighbors Does anyone have some bricks that they are looking to get rid of? I need about 35 but will take any amount Will pick up of course. thanks David G -- The LincolnTalk mailing list. To post, send mail to Lincoln@lincolntalk.org. Search the archives at

[LincolnTalk] Conservation Fields Available for Farm Licensing - Conservation Commission

Hello all, The Lincoln Conservation Commission is responsible for overseeing the farm licensing program on Town-owned conservation land. The Conservation Commission works closely with the Agricultural Commission to preserve and promote new agricultural ventures in Lincoln. The Conservation

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School buses pick up children with mobility issues at their homes. Roughly 40% of all persons over 65 have a mobility impairment. This number increases with age. Now, just think of an elder who needs a walker going 1/4 mile to a shuttle stop -- not going to happen.

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As an active 78 year old, I’d be happy to walk to a bus stop. I love walking and hate driving! It would be fun to schedule a trip to Donelans once a week and see other folks on the shuttle bus—sociable! Lynne Smith 5 Tabor Hill Road Lincoln, MA 01773 781-258-1175 Sent from my iPhone > On 27

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Those with that level of restricted mobility would get their own household stop.  I imagine that that is a smaller percentage and that the majority of our seniors ambulatory enough to walk to a bus stop.  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone On Thursday, October 27, 2022, 8:03 AM, Sara Mattes

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That might be quite hard for some seniors and those with mobility issues. Imagine an 80 year old, using a walker, walking to and waiting at a collection point/ bus stop, in rain, sleet or snow. Such a system might keep many housebound. Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 27, 2022, at 1:54 PM, Joanna

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Not go to each individual household- shuttle stops similar to school bus stops  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone On Thursday, October 27, 2022, 2:36 AM, Sara Mattes wrote: Can we first understand the needs of seniors.What activities exist, what can/should be added?I would urge all to spend

Re: [LincolnTalk] community center

Can we first understand the needs of seniors. What activities exist, what can/should be added? I would urge all to spend at least 1/2 day at Bemis to better understand what is currently going on. Activities and appointments are happening there the entire day that the front door is open. Look at