The Twisted Tree at deCordova will be open for our monthly First Friday event
this January 5th from 5 pm to 9 pm. We will have live music from a Lincoln
cover band along with food, wine, beer and mocktails. It is a great opportunity
to relax and have some fun with family and friends. Visit
I’m working with a young couple who desperately need to organize their space
and develop systems. They live in Arlington… they need help! Thoughts? Ideas?
Susan
South Sudanese Enrichment for Families
Susan Winship,LICSW
PO Box 492
Lincoln,MA 01773
781-424-8774
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Hi Valerie,Whose seat on the Housing Commission is open this time around? Is it Evan Gorman?Thanks,– Allen Vander MeulenSent from my iPadOn Jan 4, 2024, at 16:39, Fox, Valerie wrote:
Attention Candidates for Local Office!
The Annual Town Election will take place on Monday, March 25th,
Hello, hope you are having a glorious day. A large garage is available in
Lincoln for year round or winter storage of your vehicle. Call for
additional details.
Best.
Himanshu
203.952.3434
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Thank you for sharing. Lynne and Bruce were/are good souled people and
friends. They left Stonegate in good hands.
Kind Regards,
Scott Clary
617-968-5769
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On Wed, Jan 3, 2024, 4:59 PM K Mierz via Lincoln
wrote:
> i just received this
I was a Select for 12 years.
Each Select had an assignment as a liaison to other boards, committees &
commissions, but only in a passive way.
We observed and answered questions if asked and if the subject was within our
jurisdiction.
There was a fairly bright line dividing jurisdictions.
Most
Rob -
Margaret's response hits the most important points.
To the extent you also were asking where to find the "charge" to each
committee / commission, I would add only the following:
- You can find a list of all of those groups on the Town website
Attention Candidates for Local Office!
The Annual Town Election will take place on Monday, March 25th, 2024.
Nomination papers are available at the Town Clerk's Office until 5pm on
Wednesday, January 31st, 2024.
Nomination Papers must be returned by 5:00 pm, Friday, February 2nd, 2024.
The majority of the advisory committees report into the selects, but on
occasion there have been committees that report into other elected boards.
There is always a charge. There are standing committees whose charge is
essentially to be or become experts in a certain area and advise
the selects.
Any leads appreciated.
Best,
Jasmine D.
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You can donate clothing to St. Vincent de Paul; they will give wearable items
to needy people and make good use of other items. The collection bin is at St.
Julia church in Weston.
June
From: Lincoln On Behalf Of Christina Thompson
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2024 9:11 AM
To: Lincoln Talk
OK, I would love to know how many 'charges' have been created over the last
10 years and how many asked for specific recommendations (which lends the
team assigned to passionately advocate for a specific position) vs how many
asked the team to present back on options and pros/cons for those
There is a formal record of the charge. I’m not sure where on the town
website those exist of if you would have to ask at town hall
On Thu, Jan 4, 2024 at 1:46 PM Robert Ahlert wrote:
> That makes sense, like any project there is a project charter and
> objectives.
>
> Is this a formal document
That makes sense, like any project there is a project charter and
objectives.
Is this a formal document that Is on the public record or informal?
Rob
*Robert Ahlert* | *781.738.1069* | robahl...@gmail.com
On Thu, Jan 4, 2024 at 1:41 PM Donald seckler wrote:
> The term and work of a
The term and work of a committee are determined by the “charge” that the Selects formulate when they solicit volunteers. When the work is complete the committee disbands.The charge is the blueprint and the contract regulating the process.Thanks.Don SecklerSent via cellOn Jan 4, 2024, at 12:47 PM,
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this year? Join *Larry Chretien, Director of the Green Energy Consumers
Alliance*, for a review of 2024 State and Federal Incentives offered
through the Inflation Reduction Act.
Presented by Lincoln CFREE, a working group
Good afternoon, Lincoln! We received a package yesterday for an Eileen
Kennedy. It has our address, but does not belong to the previous owners of
our home. Please reach out if this package is yours, or if you can put me
in touch with her. If I don’t locate her within the next day or so, I’ll
Rob -
Someone else with a longer history & better memory than I probably
could answer your interesting historical trend question better than I
could. But for what it's worth, my impression is that it has depended on
the topic at hand.
E.g., in the last few years since I have been on the Lincoln
Personally, my dissatisfaction is not with the "super majority" who showed up.
My dissatisfaction is with the moderation of the meeting.
During the discussion of the Community Center, I was next to speak at the
microphone in the auditorium. The moderator recognized me, I stated my name and
Has it always been done this way that advisory committees come up with
specific recommendations rather than just options with corresponding pros
and cons? Or does it depend on the topic at hand if they are creating
recommendations versus just options?
Rob
*Robert Ahlert* | *781.738.1069* |
I would urge all to put thoughts, comments and questions in wiring and share
them with the relevant boards and even the public, through LT and The Squirrel.
These are the opportunities to have a more yeasty public discussion.
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Sara Mattes
> On Jan 4, 2024, at 10:51 AM, Margaret Olson
This is a working meeting. Similar to the previous working meetings we will
have a 10 minute public comment period at the end.
The primary forum for feedback on the proposed zoning is at the public
forums on February 8th and 9th - see the timeline at
" Respecting the past is an uncomplicated way of hoping for a better future, or
at the very least knowing that the seeds we plant today may well grow into some-
thing that will outshine ourselves. Those that reside here are more than just
letters and numerals on tombstones.
They are the past
Bob -
I agree that any such presentation by a Town committee at Town Meeting
should make a full good-faith attempt to be fair and accurate. I
haven't noticed any deviations from that general rule.
However, I do not agree that all such presentations should be "neutral."
Rather, it is often very
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