to work to the Town’s benefit.
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the work on the Leap building at the same
time as the Community Center will save the town a lot of cost, but I
think that the Leap Project should be presented separately by the School
Committee and voted separately.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 9/13/2023 7:39 AM, Lynn DeLisi, M.D. via Lincoln
Two boxes of material for making stained glass art. Glass of many
colors, lead knife, lead came, foil. Who knows what all is in these boxes?
My older son took lessons decades ago and has decided he can let these
materials go.
Contact me off line if interested.
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Two of them with metal loops in one and and properly ended on the
other.
Respond to me directly if interested.
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On 8/15/2023 7:39 PM, Ruth Ann Hendrickson wrote:
These fiberglass bows were used by my boys in Jr. High. Need new
strings. Be mindful that arrows from even these light weight bows can
kill a dog or a child. We had a hay-bale target with a hill behind
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These fiberglass bows were used by my boys in Jr. High. Need new
strings. Be mindful that arrows from even these light weight bows can
kill a dog or a child. We had a hay-bale target with a hill behind it.
If interested, contact me directly.
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needs could be accommodated there.
I look forward the hearing your proposals. New ideas are always worth
consideration.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
(She, her)
On 5/10/2023 3:43 PM, Peter Buchthal wrote:
We have started a robust discussion on LincolnTalk about the new
community center. It appears
, so we must set the rates accordingly.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 8/4/2022 8:29 PM, Ruth Ann Hendrickson wrote:
Yes, of course some people don't water their lawns and others have
little or no lawn and then some have vast lawns and water them
lavishly. We have not recently run the data
drought
level. You could cut this out and paste it inside a cupboard door for
future reference.
You might suggest that your Condo Association distribute this document
to all the units.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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Chair, Water Commission
On 8/5/2022 2:02 PM, MARY ROSENFELD wrote:
Dear
drought information.
http://www.lincolntown.org/
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
Chair, Water Commission
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Be careful what you wish for. If the high use people use less water,
which I hope they will, the water rates for everyone will have to go up
to provide the revenue needed to keep the water clean and safe.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 8/4/2022 8:36 PM, Joan Kimball wrote:
Perhaps we
Your water bill, about to arrive in your mail box, shows your useage.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 8/4/2022 10:42 AM, Anne Warner wrote:
Please forgive me if this has already been asked and answered (there
are so many emails on this topic I've lost track) but where can we
find
activities mentioned above and
the result is the unaccounted for water (UAW). They always find a number
of leaks, some quite substantial, and fix them quickly. A UAW of 25% is
not uncommon.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 8/4/2022 10:46 AM, Andy Wang wrote:
I'm curious, is it that some folks
bill, but that says Stage 3, but
that is obsolete because the Extreme Drought pronouncement came after
the billing process started. The Stage 4 restrictions are in the Stage 4
column.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
Water Commission Chair
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for us to deal with this. Our regulations
conflict with the state regulations and many documents are not
self-consistent. Please bear with us as we get our act together.
A big thank you to the entire community for trying to do their best to
curtail water use.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
Water
llowed 30 mins/day on the assigned watering day
Not allowed
*Lincoln Water Department*
*Released by Ruth Ann Hendrickson, Water Commission Chair**
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*July 12, 2022:*Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Secretary Bethany
Car declared a Level 2 – Significant Drought in the Connecticut River
Valley, Central, _Northeast _and Southeast Regions
Lincoln is therefore required to curtail non-essential outdoor watering
to once per week as
The water shutoff now extends along Lincoln Road all the way from Codman
Road to Weston Road. Emergency crews are on site. The Department expects
the outage to last until after midnight. All hands are on deck to
restore water as soon as possible.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson(She, her)
Water
As of May 1^st , the Water Department has imposed _MANDATORY Stage 2_
restrictions on residential and commercial outdoor watering as required
by the Mass Department of Environmental Protection. (Agricultural water
use is considered “essential”. Those customers who meet the definition
of
to at least get a faster start by looking at the plan I have?
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to eventually fill up with shrubs and small trees that scrape the sides
of cars and makes it even harder for walkers? Food for thought.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 4/11/2022 7:41 AM, Sara Mattes wrote:
By trimming trees and brush along roadsides, and by mowing, we create
the visual appearance
the mail delivery is expected. Our mailbox has rarely
suffered damage since this change.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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On 1/8/2022 10:10 PM, Steve Hirsch via Lincoln wrote:
Thanks Sara. I'll contact DPW on Monday. A couple people replied to me
privately that they had mailbox damage as well
for the benefit of
the town. I hope the voters will give me another opportunity to serve
the town I love so well.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson (she, her)
253 Concord Road
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This happens every fall when the cooler nights cause the cooled top
layer of water to sink, thereby churning up the water and bringing up
some of the organics from the bottom. It should improve in a few days.
The water is still safe to drink.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson (She, her)
Water Commissioner
ment with municipal drinking water operations and has been a
NEWWA member for 22 years.
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on the
area. At mid afternoon, it was so dark it looked like night time. I
remember going outside with my grandmother to look at the dark sky,
noticing that the street light had come on. I have never forgotten the
eerie sight.
Let's hope our current smoke plume doesn't get that bad!
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