Some people think they will save money by sticking ONLY the seniors in a
building by a loud train and spreading other activities across other
dilapidated, unsafe buildings. Penny wise and pound foolish.
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On Thu, May 11, 2023 at 9:39 AM, RAandBOB wrote: --
The
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
There is a sign outside St. Anne’s which I haven’t stopped to read in detail,
but I believe that they are offering the lower level for lease.
June
From: Lincoln On Behalf Of Fred Hopengarten
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2023 10:34 PM
To: 'Sara Mattes'
Cc: 'Lincoln Talk'
Subject: Re:
Did I miss it, or has no one yet quantified useful spaces at St. Anne’s, the
Stone Church, St. Joseph’s and Codman House, nor mentioned whether or not they
have kitchens that could be used to feed groups.
Plus, there are comparable churches in Wayland and Concord, or the
congregations of
I too support taking a second look at renovating the beautiful architectural
buildings in our town which are in dire need of upgrade and maintenance —the
Mall, Stone Church, Pierce House, Bemis, Old Town Hall, our Library. Lincoln
Roads are due for some repaving too.
Best,
Melinda
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All the emails filling my inbox are very much appreciated. Perhaps Town Meeting can be short. Michael DembowskiConant Road On May 10, 2023, at 6:43 PM, Sara Mattes wrote:I have been using COA programming for years…15 or so.I have enjoyed multiple programs in multiple settings.How was it possible
I have been using COA programming for years…15 or so.
I have enjoyed multiple programs in multiple settings.
How was it possible then, but not now?
Perhaps there needs to be better space for social and health services, and even
administration, but we need to continue with the use of programming
With regard to the COA using various locations for their programming, the
staff of the COA cannot easily run programming in multiple locations and
still do the other work they need to do. Programming is a large part of what
the COA does but there is also the social work/counseling/problem
Ruth Ann - I can’t speak for others, but I am not disagreeing with the location of the proposed community center. I agree if one was to be built, the Hartwell location is the optimal one.I am disagreeing that we need a community center at all. I don’t think we should build one. Instead I think
The charge to the CCBC, at the Spc.Town Meeting, was to consider alternative
locations for a variety of programs, uses and functions.
Hartwell was to remain the principle site for NEW construction, but that other
sites were to be included for some uses, in order to reduce the amount of new
Five years or so ago, the assigned committees did an EXHAUSTIVE search
for potential sites for a new Community Center including multiple open
charettes to discuss locations. The overwhelming choice of the large
group of participants was to have the Center at Hartwell. The motion at
town
Peter,Thank you for your thoughtful comments. You have given detail and rationale for my desire to see our old, unique buildings maintained and our new one more fully used.I am waiting for reassurance that the committee is interested in something more than just a new building. But, as others have
We have started a robust discussion on LincolnTalk about the new community
center. It appears that after spending a short amount of time looking at
the other available properties in the town, the committee has decided to
only focus resources going forward on building a new facility on the
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