Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty
to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution
for the United States of America.*
*Happy Constitution Day!*
Donald L. Hafner
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At Lincoln’s Fourth of July parade, the Lincoln Historical Society had a
“float” with a tongue-in-cheek reminder of the great town debate over the
pronunciation of “Trapelo Road.”
The Historical Society also had a handout for the crowd with a “Did You
Know …?" on this great debate th
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*“Did You Know …?” When America Welcomed Refugees in 1956-1957 *
Adele Peterdi Harvey of Lincoln knows something of what it means to flee
from war and find refuge in the United States.
Adele was eleven years old when Soviet tanks rolled through the streets
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*“Did You Know …?” That the issue of slavery almost made Lincoln
ungovernable?*
During the early 1800s, Lincoln was pretty much a Whig town. Time after
time, it voted overwhelmingly for the Whig’s presidential candidate, who
then lost to the candidate
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*“Did You Know …” About the battle over hymn singing in Lincoln’s first
church?*
When Lincoln formed its first church in 1746, the hymn singing at Sunday
services must have been dreadful.
One of the deacons would stand before the congregation and read a line
there has been a fee for online credit card payment as long as I ahve been
doing it.
Sara
> On Nov 26, 2021, at 11:44 AM, Richard Panetta
> wrote:
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> Went online to pay my water bill and noticed a fee of $2.50 for submitting a
> CC payment. Is this new or has that always been there, as I do
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*“Did You Know …?” That Lincoln Once Had a Lime Kiln?* * (A What!?)*
In 1730, Samuel Dakin with his brothers and three other investors had high
ambitions. They formed a partnership for “searching after, digging, and
improving all such mines or ores as may
WATCH NOW: Entangled Lives, Black and White: Lincoln and its African American
residents in the 18th century
watch on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WI7hIkML0I=6266s
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…in the screening and discussion if Mossville:When Great Trees Fall.
https://www.pbs.org/video/mossville-when-great-trees-fall-se2q8k/
It will not include the discussion, but is the video.
I will forward a link to the discussion if one becomes available.
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As we dig deeper into history, we began to explore Lincoln’s past as a
town that included enslaved people with a talk by Elise Lemire, co-sponsored
with the Bemis Free Lecture Series. You can view Elise’s presentation at:
https://www.youtube.com/w
*The Lincoln Historical Society*
As we dig deeper into history, we began to explore Lincoln’s past as a
town that included enslaved people with a talk by Elise Lemire,
co-sponsored with the Bemis Free Lecture Series. You can view Elise’s
presentation at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
*The Lincoln Historical Society*
Contrary to popular Lincoln myth, the town’s minute men did not muster
in the field at the corner of Sandy Pond and Baker Bridge Roads. The
mistaken identity of that field as the “Muster Field” came about from a
mis-reading of Lincoln’s history and from
Many are along roadways and in Town ROW-perhaps we can ask Tree
Warden/Town/DPW/Con.Comm. to take them.
I bet most are small enough to grab easily.
> On Sep 18, 2021, at 1:10 PM, Debra Daugherty wrote:
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> One important takeaway is that we need to remove Trees of Heaven (invasive
> plant and
Harvest is available at the Lincoln Public Library and
for purchase from the Lincoln Historical Society.
For a more in-depth study, see The First People of the Northeast by Lincoln
authors Esther K. Braun and David P. Braun, also available at the Lincoln
Public Library and for purchase online
randchildren still currently in town.
Robert Douglass Donaldson, builder of Lincoln, died in 1964.
Craig Donaldson
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Given all Adam has described, yes indeed!
You have many choices - meat and chicken produced at large, factory farms, will
of course be cheaper.
Any meat/chicken sold through chain stores will be cheaper.
You have that choice -it is locally available at Donelans, Market Basket,
Costco.
It is
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