Several people have asked me what Heather Arsenault charges for her garden
work. Please contact her directly for that information.
>> arsenaultheatherl...@gmail.com>
>>
>> Mon, Wed, and Friday availability is 9-11:30 and 2-6.
>>
>> Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday are 11-7.
>>
>>> Cell phone:
I have recently hired Heather Arsenault for work in my yard and woods. She’s
terrific. She’s strong, works diligently, and follows my instructions. I have
had her pull garlic mustard and other invasives, root out tree saplings, weed
garden beds, and transplant and thin various perennials. She’s
This is great! That means ajuga repetans aka bugle weed is not actually listed as invasive at this point. The bees seem to like it. It pulls up very easily. It seems to spread by runners.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On May 12, 2024, at 12:45 PM, Leslie Turek wrote:Just to add to what Susan said about
Hi, I need help with yardwork. I have about an acre of deep woods that need
protection from invasive species. Then I have a small number of flowerbeds that
need light weeding, and some re-planting and transplanting of plants. Also a
minimum amount of edging and light mulching along the edges.
From: RAandBOB Date: April 30, 2024 at 9:12:51 AM EDTTo: Deborah Howe Subject: Re: [LincolnTalk] Planning Board meeting tonight, 7 pmThis policy does not concern me. I am very familiar with the open meeting law since I was on the water commission for 12 years. The open meeting law requires
No question annual town meeting could use some improvements. But with regard to the line at the mike, imagine each of those 15 people wanting to talk for 10 minutes. I have been to many a town meeting where that did happen, and believe me, it’s almost beyond enduring.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Dec
Thank you all! Water had become so low and the ice was starting to skim over, I
was worried that they might have left. I could no longer see them when I drove
by last week.
Ruth Ann
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Does anyone know if the swans are still on Farrar Pond? I am thinking of taking
my grandchildren small hike on Thursday.
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iances through a special permit. This would essentially render moot the discussion the Town is expected to have regarding the District’s proper bylaws, including number of units. This is an unprecedented clause in Lincoln’s history.On Fri, Dec 1, 2023 at 02:27 RAandBOB <raand...@earthlink.net> wrot
You are ignoring the controls provided by the actual zoning bylaw for these new by-right parcels. This is just scaremongering.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Dec 1, 2023, at 11:59 AM, Robert Ahlert wrote:Thanks for asking.What I want is a well thought out design process, which cannot happen with all
Most house lots in town are zoned for by-right single-family housing. You can’t
build just any house on these lots, however. The building is governed by side
lot and front lot setbacks and by height, wetland and septic restrictions,
among others.
Similarly, the new zoning for by right multi
Of course, if we went to a representative town meeting, the same people who are
now in government might be our representatives, making all the decisions on our
behalf. What will you be any happier with that form of government? I think we
would still be second guessing all their decisions.
Ruth
Cutting mats is a bit tricky. I’ve bought an expensive Logan mat cutter with an
arm that holds the mat squarely. Definitely worth the price if you’re going to
be doing lots of mats over the next few years. Otherwise you can buy a small
handheld cutter, but I found that tricky to use. You can
When will the Town see the actual wording for the proposed bylaw for HCA developments?Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Nov 21, 2023, at 1:34 PM, Margaret Olson wrote:Assuming we are going to comply, the HCA zoning must be in place by December 2024. After the TM vote we need final approval from the
In the midst of all the meetings and discussion about the by-right zoning
initiatives and the RLF plans for the Mall, it would be easy to overlook this
important Zoom meeting about Lincoln’s water sources However, it is critical,
especially as the climate grows ever warmer, to understand
My husband returned from the Transfer Station this morning filled with wonder
at the transformation of the Swap Shed. Thanks to all who worked so hard to
sort things out.
Ruth Ann
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> On Nov 8, 2023, at 2:12 PM, K Mierz via Lincoln
> wrote:
>
>
> to the team of hard workers
I couldn’t agree more.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Nov 6, 2023, at 8:48 PM, Tricia Thornton-Wells wrote:It’s been very hard to read message after message of people accusing others of trying to ruin this town. I’m really very sad and tired of hearing it all. 1. At the last town meeting, people
Scott, I think your nasty tone is completely uncalled for. I did read your post
and this is what the final sentence said:
. Let's remember we gave Civico a $1M no-interest loan for the 15 affordable
apartments in Oriole Landing, and they turned around and sold the building for
$32M. Like
I have not noticed this in our water. Please contact the water department.
Ruth Ann
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> On Oct 29, 2023, at 8:00 PM, Lindsay Clemens wrote:
>
>
> Dear Lincoln Talk -
>
> We are experiencing a heavy smell and taste of mildew or mold in our tap
> water for the last month or
I attended the last forum, which had 45 minutes for open questions. Apparently none of the people have been so voluble on Lincoln talk attended that meeting. There are several more meetings which are largely Feedback meetings, so I hope you guys will attend and ask your questions.Ruth Ann(She,
Remember, many of the people who move to the new dwellings near the train
station, might move there just because it’s near the train, with the full
intention of using the train to go to work.
Ruth Ann
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> On Oct 24, 2023, at 9:06 AM, Sara Mattes wrote:
>
> Thank you.
> This
I have used tick tubes with great success, spreading them about my property
following the spacing recommended on the box.
Ruth Ann
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> On Oct 19, 2023, at 3:20 PM, Brandon Newman wrote:
>
>
> Good afternoon,
> During the past 2 weeks, ticks have been pretty bad in my yard. On
I would like to make two points:– interestingly, a lot of young families have been moving in to Farrar Pond village, to the extent that they have built a playground. It may be that young people don’t want to spend their weekends mowing a lawn or it may be that they just can’t afford a house, but
Yes, but how many hours did they spend attending Neighborhood meetings and town board meetings and reconfiguring the site according to the board requirements and then building all these Leeds-Certified units, developing water and septic infrastructure, parking, lots and access roads, refurbishing
It upsets me a great deal when I hear aspersions like this cast on town boards. The development on Mary’s Way was seen by the town as a way to protect the town from 40 B developments for several years ahead. It also allowed us to provide some much needed moderate income housing and add to the net
I am largely in favor of the recommendations from the HCA study committee. But
I did not like Planning Board‘s response to traffic issues. Usually, she said,
they deal with traffic issues case by case basis, as the developments before
the planning board. In this case, however, the Town is
So, just a reality check. Your point is that none of the people you would meet
at COAHS would be an interesting person worth talking to.
Ruth Ann
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> On Oct 7, 2023, at 11:43 AM, Sara Mattes wrote:
>
> What is the likelihood you would meet any of these folks at a Hartwell CC,
Ruth Ann
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It’s wonderfully exciting to have this magnificent bird move into our area - a
testament to our work to maintain habitat for our wild brothers and sisters. If
I were a sheep or chicken farmer, however, I would find the news less exciting.
I suspect the Codman Farm’s chicken-protection dog would
The benefit of having a hang out place at the Council On Aging building is that people run into each other when they are there for services or programs. Then they like to sit around and talk before or after what they came for. A hang out at Pierce house sounds lovely, but that would have to be an
A lot of people have expressed concern that the attendance figures at the COA
vary wildly from day today and from month to month and nobody really seems to
understand what volume of people we should plan for. Let me remind people that
the baby boom cohort just turning 70.
Speaking as a person
When Farrar Road was repaved about a decade ago, it made it much harder for
walkers an bikers. They added asphalt curbs to the sides to control the storm
runoff, which makes sense from a DPW point of view, and possibly even an
environmental point of view. But since the curbs were about 18
Ruth Ann
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Begin forwarded message:
> From: Ruth Ann Hendrickson
> Date: August 20, 2023 at 3:16:25 PM EDT
> To: "Listserv, Listserv"
> Subject: [LincolnTalk] FREE: Stained glass materials
>
> Two boxes of material for making stained glass art. Glass of many colors,
> lead
We have had a fireplace insert for many years. It helps, but does not really
solve the problem completely. The air that goes up the chimney when you burn a
fire has to come from somewhere. It comes from inside your house and therefore
pulls cold air in to replace it. Best way to solve the
The shelf brackets are still available.
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 1, 2023, at 10:07 PM, Nick & Lindsay CotterPong
> wrote:
>
> Ok, Thanks
>
> Nick
>
>>> On Aug 1, 2023, at 9:39 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
>>>
>> Sorry, already gone. Ap
Your best place to start is the Lincoln Council on aging/human services. They
offer many programs, but I don’t know if they’re available for noncitizens.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jul 31, 2023, at 7:26 PM, Ashley Travers wrote:
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>
> Hi everyone! We have been hosting a Ukrainian
I lost the name of the first person to respond at 1:38PM. Please email me.
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> From: RAandBOB
> Date: July 31, 2023 at 1:34:22 PM EDT
> To: LincolnTalk
> Subject: FREE: cross country skis and poles
>
> The red pair are for a man about 6 foot tall and the blue pair are for
> someone about 5
The red pair are for a man about 6 foot tall and the blue pair are for someone
about 5 foot eight. They have step in bindings and fish scales on the insteps.
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Aka sawbuck. Still in original box - never used. Reportedly, it can be hard to
assemble because the directions are confusing, but Real Men don’t read
directions anyway.
https://www.northerntool.com/products/ironton-adjustable-steel-sawhorse-330-lb-capacity-57605
Contact me directly if
If no one wants it, considered taking it to household goods in Acton. They are giving furniture to needy families.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Jul 26, 2023, at 1:02 PM, Courtney Bernasconi wrote:The Green couch is FREE.Thanks!Jason and Courtney617.515.731011 Moccasin Hill On Wed, Jul 26, 2023 at
Thanks for this video. One of my sons took lessons with Evelyn and she was
always a creative and fun piano teacher, who tried to meet the kids where they
were and never scolded them if they hadn’t practiced.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jul 23, 2023, at 2:11 PM, Sara Mattes wrote:
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>
>
Has anyone used a bagster? Did you have a good experience with a company that
did the pick up?
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Already taken with one back up.
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> On Jul 6, 2023, at 10:11 AM, Ruth Ann Hendrickson
> wrote:
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>
> Just in time for summer, however kettle charcoal grill, smaller version, 18
> inches diameter. Is that includes the cover, the starter chimney, and the
> grill
Taken with many backups
Ruth Ann
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> On Jul 6, 2023, at 12:55 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
>
> This wall hanging is about 1 m². It was given to me by a colleague about 15
> years ago. He told me at the time that it was an antique that he had
> purchased in India during
I was also delighted to see the contingent from the Air Force. These people
have volunteered to serve our country, to protect us from enemies outside our
country that would do us harm, and sometimes to help us domestically during
natural disasters. I am thankful that they are there for us.
It doesn’t make any sense to put this project on pause. A large number of people have for years understood the need for an improved building for the Council on Aging and Human Services. The people who are against any project whatsoever can vote against this project at town meeting. But the many
Woodchuck. Almost eats his weight every day and will decimate your garden if
you have one.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jun 15, 2023, at 7:01 AM, alex benik wrote:
>
>
> Looking for some help identifying this critter who has been living in our
> yard for quite a while now. Our son, 8,
We had good luck with Tick Tubes. They look like empty toilet paper rolls that have been stuffed with pyrethrin-soaked cotton fluff. Part of the deer tick cycle depends on biting a mouse. The mice use the fluff in their nest which kill the ticks on them. Using tick tubes is less likely to damage
I agree that the committee was charged with looking at other spaces around town for a more distributed program offering. It’s just the main building that houses the services that need to be together in private spaces that is charged with being at Hartwell. There are still quite a few people who
The Water Department has educational materials on installing rain barrels. Check them out!http://www.lincolntown.org/Search?searchPhrase=Rain Barrel Installation TipsRuth Ann Hendrickson(She, her, hers)--
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It’s been dry this month, but the rain will be here on Sunday. Saturday would
be a good day to hook up your rain barrel. We did ours couple of days ago so
we’re all ready.
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I want to attend, but it conflicts with an important meeting by the community
center committee. Are you planning to record it so people can watch it later?
Ruth Ann
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> On Apr 12, 2023, at 7:44 AM, Matthew Bio via Lincoln
> wrote:
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> The Water Commission, in collaboration
Glad not to put them in trash.
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Bob and I went to see it this afternoon. It was so fun and full of energy. In particular the dance choreographer deserves a gold medal. The whole group of kids performed together perfectly in time and with crisp body motions and uncommon energy. It was just a pleasure to see. I highly recommend
Ruth Ann
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> On Mar 16, 2023, at 1:37 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
>
> Booster seats are supposed to be discarded 10 years from the date of
> manufacture. One seat was manufactured in 2014, and the other seat was
> manufactured in 2015. Any takers?
>
> Ruth
Booster seats are supposed to be discarded 10 years from the date of
manufacture. One seat was manufactured in 2014, and the other seat was
manufactured in 2015. Any takers?
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Please consider taking the stuff to Household Goods in Acton near the junction of Routes 27 and 2A. They distribute to families in need.Homehouseholdgoods.orgRuth Ann(She, her, hers)On Mar 7, 2023, at 1:35 PM, Joanna Owen Schmergel via Lincoln wrote:
FREE: 15 piece cookware set plus knife block
My grandchildren are here from Birmingham Alabama and it would be so special
for them to have a chance to ice skate. My boys are here from Birmingham. Any
chance you have skates that we could borrow from time to time? mens 11, 8.5,
and 7 for the boys, 11 for Curtis, womens 9.5 for Sunnie.
Ruth
Could you please elaborate on your second sentence? I would like to
understand what leads you to believe that the Lincoln water department has not
disclosed contaminants that they have measured.
The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) for 2021is is available at TownOffices in
the rear foyer
Not long ago, we thought that interlocking finances between countries would
bring less chance of war. Europe thought it was safe to get gas from Russia
because they thought Russia would be too dependent on the revenue to go rogue.
Why would Russia, who relies on the revenue from gas, risk
Great idea for others to adopt.
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 5, 2022, at 12:25 PM, Donald Milan wrote:
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> I’ve been using the gallons of water from my basement dehumidifier
> to water my garden flowers and vegetables.
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ct loss of
>>> water? I presume you know how much is being cumulatively pushed through
>>> all the meters in Lincoln (the out), but are there multiple points to
>>> measure the input flow? Or even localize? I know when the town suspected
>>> a leak near our
The state restricts us in three ways: we are supposed to meet 65 gallons per
person per day overall. We have a maximum amount of water we may draw from the
well and from the pond. Our unaccounted for water should be less than 10%. We
don’t meet any of those metrics.
We are not over by a lot
Check out the water rates. Those in the bottom tier, which is equivalent to 65
gallons per person per day, pay $6.52 per 1000 gallons while those in the top
tier and all those with an irrigation meter pay $32.13.
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 3, 2022, at 7:51 PM, Sara Mattes wrote:
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>
The interconnectedness of the ponds and streams with the underground water
aquifers is above my pay grade. I do know that Lincoln is part of three
different river basins: The rain that falls on the ground in Lincoln north of
Route two eventually moves to the Shawsheen river basin. The rain
The Lighted message boards are up on Lincoln Road at Codman and at the transfer
Station. If you go to the town website, right on the front page as you scroll
down is a link to all the information on the restrictions and exceptions.
A big thank you to Dan Periera for making all that happen.
We will be putting up the lighted sign board to alert people to the drought.
Coming soon
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 1, 2022, at 4:37 PM, Kathy Madison via Lincoln
> wrote:
>
> There is a sign in the center of town, but not everyone passes through the
> center of town regularly
>
>
Many of our neighboring towns use water from the Quabbin Reservoir via the
MWRA. The towns that I know of off the top of my head are Weston, Lexington,
Framingham, and I think Waltham but I’m not sure.That section of the state is
not in drought and the Quabbin Reservoir can provide quite a bit
Today, my husband, who always seems to have what I need to accomplish any
cockamamie idea I suddenly conceive, came up with a siphon and a 2 1/2 gallon
container that we could use to transfer the rinse water from the washing
machine into our rain barrel. I have an ancient Toploader washing
Please send me ideas you have for getting your plantings through the drought
and conserving indoor water as well. Especially those of you who have been
through droughts before or who have lived in dry climates.
Ruth Ann
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Welcome to Lincoln Ethan. I can see that you are already taking advantage of
the abundant natural resources in the town. I am sure that you are a
responsible bicyclist and I am delighted that you are introducing your children
to the joys of the natural world.
Most cars are well behaved, but
For those who are unaware, Quincy Adams was a long time resident of Lincoln. He
was early involved with the Conservation Commission, and may in fact have
founded it. He was chairman of that body for many years. He was also the
original owner of Adams Woods, and was instrumental in making it
Operators will be performing routine flushing today, at:
48 Mill Street
121 Old Concord Rd
154 Lexington Rd
Sam Brooks House
Routine flushing of the water means to reduce sediment in the pipes sometimes
produces brownish or milky colored water. The water is safe to drink, but it’s
best not
I apologize for misreading the streets earlier. The break is at the
intersection of Todd Pond and Lincoln Roads.
The affected areas are all of Todd Pond Lane, all of Macintosh Lane, and
Lincoln Road numbers 83, 88, 94, 97, 100, 101, 102, 105, 108, 110, 116, 117,
118.
The WD understands the
>
> From the water department:
>
> We are doing routine weekly flushing at the regular locations today:
>
> 154 Lexington Road
> 48 Mill St
> 121 Old Concord Road
>
> You may experience brown or cloudy water as the water in the system is
> disturbed. The water is safe to drink but you
I was on the Lincoln League of Women Voters board for over 10 years back in the
70s and 80s. It was a wonderful experience to work on issues with a lot of
interesting people. I made lasting friendships that are still important to me.
The League of Women Voters did a lot of action at the local
The water department was able to isolate the broken valve locally and turn on
again the water service on Lincoln Road. We apologize to the customers on
Lincoln Road for the service interruption.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jun 15, 2022, at 1:04 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
>
> A contr
A contractor hit a water main on Ballfield Rd causing a break. The water
department is closing the water gate on Lincoln Rd to isolate the break. The
school will have water. A few residents on Lincoln Road may be without water
for an unknown duration.
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Please be aware that the Water Department is testing and repairing curb stops,
the valves that allow stopping the water to isolate segments of the water
pipes, at 84 and 90 Davidson Drive tomorrow morning. Water service could be
temporarily interrupted. Notifications will be posted on
> From: "LaFalam, Darin"
> Date: June 6, 2022 at 8:53:12 AM EDT
> The Water Department will be performing the following routine hydrant
> flushing today:
>
> 48 Mills St
> 154 Lexington Rd
> 121 Old Concord Rd
Customers in the area may experience brownish or air-infused water. The water
is
I am happy to report that water service has resumed or will resume shortly in
the Lexington road water main.
WHAT TO DO AFTER A SERVICE INTERRUPTION
1) Check your water meter for leaks. Sometimes the pressure changes can cause
the meter to leak. If it is leaking, call the Department.
The water department experienced an unexpected water break in the main on
Lexington Road. Water has been shut off in about 15 homes in the area. The
water department expects the brake to be fixed and the water back in service
around 2 o’clock this afternoon.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson, Water
, hers)
> On May 30, 2022, at 12:04 PM, melinda bruno-smith
> wrote:
>
>
> Any suggestions on how to learn to love these creatures or least accept them
> without fear?
>
> Thanks,
> Melinda
>
> From: Lincoln on behalf of RAandBOB
>
> Sent: Monday, May
spot.
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> On May 30, 2022, at 12:04 PM, Anne Warner wrote:
>
> Ruth Ann - I don’t think you “get” wild snakes. They “get” you!
>
> - Sent from iPhone. Typed by thumb. Excuse misspellings!
>
>>> On May 30, 2022, at 11:52 AM, RAandBOB wrote:
&g
How can I get one? I have lots of voles and lots of mice.
Ruth Ann
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> On May 30, 2022, at 11:31 AM, Deborah Wallace wrote:
>
>
> Milk snakes are primarily carnivorous, and they consume a wide variety of
> prey, including mammals and birds. Their most common food source is
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So I’m have asked why I can’t use the old plan. The health officer we use says
that the septic designer has to be involved in the construction of the septic
system, so I can’t use one where the designer is no longer available.
Ruth Ann
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> On May 2, 2022, at 5:32 PM, Margo
We love pizza from the Lincoln Country Pizza which is in the same parking lot
as Doherty’s garage.
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> On Apr 28, 2022, at 5:21 PM, Elizabeth Maciolek
> wrote:
>
> Any recommendations for good pizza in our area?
>
> Elizabeth Maciolek
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There’s a structure on my property built on a steep slope that has been
settling for 30 years. It’s still settling. The slope needs to be stabilized. I
am looking for a Civil engineer to provide me a recommendation on how to
stabilize it.
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Because of a project at the schools, the water department had to shut off the
water to the school complex using a valve on Lincoln Road. Unfortunately the
valve seems to be leaking, spreading water over the road. The department has
asked the DPW to increase sanding in that area. The
My apologies to everyone for spreading misinformation. I really paid attention,
but somehow I didn’t understand the way the bill actually works. Perhaps I was
not the only person confused, and this discussion will clarify things for other
people.
Ruth Ann
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> On Mar 27, 2022,
When I was on the school committee 35 years ago or so, the same question came
up every year. We researched it that time and the answer was that many parents
send their child to private school after grade 5 or 6 for several reasons: 1)
they want an extended day program with sports. 2) everyone
Did you know that you can destroy your septic system by improper use and lack
of maintenance? And that it will cost you $10,000 - $50,000 to replace it?
Your septic tank is a living biological system. You can kill it by pouring
chemicals down the drain. Your septic field consists of porous soil
It does happen however. Back in the late 80s my son’s Plymouth Reliant caught
fire as he was driving along the highway. In the long run, it turned out to be
a badly designed head gasket. Quite a few of these cars caught fire.
Ruth Ann
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> On Mar 23, 2022, at 12:44 PM, Dennis Liu
Dr. Geoff Van Flandern Ortho surgeon (617-277-1205 ext 0) at NE Baptist did
hips and/or knees of almost everyone in my family (including my hip). He’s
wonderful - kind and thorough.
Ruth Ann
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> On Mar 15, 2022, at 9:44 AM, Leah Bloom wrote:
>
> Looking for a good sports
Fellow Lincolnites: I urge you to cast your vote for Jim Hutchinson for Select
Board in the upcoming town election on March 28th.
I have served on both the Green Energy Committee and the Water Commission with
Jim Hutchinson. When Jim volunteered to join the Water Commission, the Water
My son’s beard has turned white, and he’d like to find someone who can dye it
brown at a reasonable price. Any suggestions?
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Ruth Ann
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> On Dec 28, 2021, at 1:54 PM, Anne Warner wrote:
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> Too warm at the moment. It's 44 degrees out.
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>> On Tue, Dec 28, 2021 at 1:22 PM RAandBOB wrote:
>> Is there any place in Lincoln at the moment where one can go to ice ska
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