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Meet the Motorcoach bus at Donelan's and ride out to Western Mass. First stop
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All,
What is instructive is to remember, we are struggling with how best to
comply-to add housing near transit, to bring more traffic to the retail at the
Mall, and to balance that with maintaining small town character.
It is a give and take discussion-there is no simple answer, except that
Gladly! Here’s the link. Please indicate if you want your gift to go
specifically for scholarships.
https://www.svdplincolnweston.org/give-donations
Thank you,
Larry
From: Sara Mattes
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2023 6:24 PM
To: Buell, Lawrence
Cc: Lincoln Talk
Subject: Re:
Thank you to whoever at Stone Church tidied up after the musical last night
and put all of the lost & found items right by the door. I was able to
retrieve my daughter’s sweatshirt so easily. Much appreciated.
Virginia Goodwin
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Could you please provide a link to where we might contribute to this wonderful
program?
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> On Nov 15, 2023, at 6:20 PM, Buell, Lawrence wrote:
>
> Dear Lincoln Neighbors,
>
> I’m writing on behalf of St. Vincent de Paul of Lincoln & Weston to alert you
> to a great
Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I think it’s worth clarifying that despite
what some have indicated in recent discussions, there are not “many neighboring
towns” rejecting the HCA. In fact, of the 177 towns/cities that fall under the
law, I can only identify one town, Holden, that
In Brookline, a considerably more urban area of 63,000 residents, the town
was mandated to add *1,540* new units of housing. Brookline has 3 green
line branches running with high frequency and multiple bus routes. It
developed around the streetcars, and has ample access to public
transportation.
This is what exactly our Select Board should do.
Allow a vote for the town to accept the policy of rezoning the Center
as a principle. Let various groups and neighbors express themselves.
Let it be democratic. Once we decide rezoning, we go to the next
step of what's doable and how we can do it.
Hi Lincoln community, The sweet spot for housing is anywhere towards Harvard, as this is where the native plant nursery is. If you know of anyone looking to participate in below’s description, or know of a single dwelling, please email me below. Opportunity to create / participate in building an
Hi LT,
Looking for moving boxes. If you or someone you know has moved will pickup
and reuse them for our move.
Please let me know via email at richt...@gmail.com or text me at 617 438
4315.
Thnx
Rich
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both work for me.. this is terrific. On the coordinator call this am I reached
out to the Brookline person who helped make their statement so we can reach out
to them also.
Gratefully,
Trish O'Hagan
Mothers Out Front Lincoln
781 248 5657
> On 11/15/2023 2:36 PM EST Emily Haslett wrote:
>
Thank you Karla for your careful analysis and references to put things in
context.
Kind Regards,
Scott Clary
617-968-5769
Sent from a mobile device - please excuse typos and brevity
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023, 1:41 PM Karla Gravis wrote:
> It is important to understand the context for Brookline:
>
Thanks Staci! That is awesome. Either one is great for me.
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 2:12 PM Staci Montori
wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> Jennifer is a yes. She prefers Monday or Tuesday 11/27 or 11/28 at 12:00.
> What are your thoughts on these days? Is one better than another?
> Thanks,
> Staci
>
>
>
Wonderful idea to host a zoom infornation meeting on HCA options. Staci and
Mothers Out Front. Thank you so much.
Joan
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023, 2:12 PM Staci Montori wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> Jennifer is a yes. She prefers Monday or Tuesday 11/27 or 11/28 at 12:00.
> What are your thoughts on these
My apologies LT, I sent this out too soon. When MOF sets the exact date I
will post it. :)
>
>
>
>
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Hi Friends,
Jennifer is a yes. She prefers Monday or Tuesday 11/27 or 11/28 at 12:00.
What are your thoughts on these days? Is one better than another?
Thanks,
Staci
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From: Glass, Jennifer
Date: Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 12:21 PM
Subject: Re: HCA info session
It is important to understand the context for Brookline:
- Brookline followed a 2-pronged approach: the technical compliance with
the law is being done through the first prong, what they call the
"M-District+" portion. It changes the zoning rules in districts in town
that are already
Bob,
Thanks for the correction! I appreciate that.
Colleen
On 11/15/23 12:22 PM, Bob Kupperstein wrote:
Just for the record, I never suggested my view was 'dominant'.
I don't have any better idea than anyone else regarding what /most/
people prefer.
Thanks,
-Bob
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023
Just for the record, I never suggested my view was 'dominant'.
I don't have any better idea than anyone else regarding what *most* people
prefer.
Thanks,
-Bob
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 11:36 AM Colleen Katsuki
wrote:
> Bob Kupperstien wrote a message which basically said that the
> alternative
Bob Kupperstien wrote a message which basically said that the
alternative HCA group has no proof that its views were dominant.
Basically Bob has no proof that his views are dominant either. Everybody
is fumbling around in the dark and the only way to have any proof of
what people really think
Since 2021 when Governor Baker signed the Massachusetts Housing
Choice Act (HCA) requiring communities on transport lines connecting them to
Boston to comply with zoning requirements that permit an increase of
multi-family housing, I have been keeping an eye on both the proposals
ISO Someone to restring simple necklaces & bracelets (Tucker Smith)
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Dear LT,
The LPTO is excited to hold its First Annual Lincoln Holiday Green Market
on Sunday, Dec. 3, from 11 - 3 in the Reed Gym at LPS. Please save the
date and SAVE SOME GREEN WHILE SHOPPING GREEN. More details below for
shoppers and potential vendors (there's still room!)
We need quite a
The 800 unit figure for Brookline is not accurate. The theoretical total
fror Brookline is 6,990 units with the Globe citing 1,540 as possible per
town officials. See:
Posting for a friend. Please reply to the Facebook link. Carol Ryan
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Hi All,
A lot to think about with Brookline’s response to the HCA.
Just to put things in perspective, Brookline (a town with over 26,000 housing
units) has just passed rezoning that could result in “up to 800 units” raising
their existing housing stock by “nearly 3%” and is characterized as
Update: unfortunately, Representative Clark will not be able to attend in
person, but she is sending one of her aides, so please do come out and join us
for this informative COA event.
-jim
From: Jim Hutchinson
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2023 6:51 AM
Good morning LT,
Please come join me
Consider dancing with us this Friday, at the First Parish in Lexington. No
experience is necessary and you do not need a partner. Don Veino will be
calling. Music will be provided by Roaring Jelly, a large community dance band
founded in 1970. (Actually, Roaring Jelly got its start in Lincoln,
Dear friends,
It seems that there are some vocal members in HCAWG who are
deeply concerned about the housing crisis in the State and would
like to let the town volunteer itself to help alleviate the problem.
This is a noble thought and I for one would strongly endorse
such a view. Many other
https://brookline.news/town-meeting-passes-major-rezoning-likely-to-reshape-harvard-street/
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Good morning LT,
Please come join me in Bemis Hall at 9:30am this morning for a question and
answer session with our very own Representative to the US House, Katherine
Clark!
Do you wonder what is happening with the federal budget impasse? Dysfunction in
Washington? US policy on the Israeli/
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