Re: [LincolnTalk] Requesting your vote at the Annual Town Election, Monday, March 28th.

[Sara Mattes]

Absolutely-you are the best!
You have my vote.
Thank you for your service.
Sara
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> On Mar 26, 2022, at 6:51 PM, Fox, Valerie  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> My name is Valerie Fox, and I am running for the position of Town Clerk.
> 
> I would like to begin by giving you a little background on me. I was born in 
> Dublin, Ireland and I have lived in Lincoln since 1994, along with my husband 
> and two children. I became a US citizen in 2012. I started working in the 
> Town Clerk’s office in 2011 as the Deputy Town Clerk, learning the ropes from 
> a wonderful mentor, Susan Brooks.
> 
> Since 2018, I have been your elected Town Clerk. I will outline some of the 
> duties of the Town Clerk in a moment but first I would like to say that I 
> love this job and I love serving the people of Lincoln. It has been an honor 
> and a privilege to be your Town Clerk and I hope to be able to continue to 
> serve the town in this capacity.
> 
> In terms of what the Town Clerk does day-to-day, it is an exciting variety of 
> duties whose common purpose is to serve the citizens of Lincoln. Some of 
> these duties include Elections, Vital Records, Chief Records Access Officer, 
> the Town Archives and the Lincoln Cemetery.
> 
> The Town Clerk is Lincoln’s Chief Election Official. This entails everything 
> to do with elections; from registering voters, sending out Absentee Ballots 
> and overseeing Early Voting in person to managing the polling place on 
> Election Day. The goal of the Chief Election Official is to run a smooth and 
> transparent election, an election that voters believe was conducted fairly, 
> with the highest degree of integrity and an election where all voters feel 
> their vote counted.
> 
> The Town Clerk also manages Vital Records, including all birth, death and 
> marriage certificates.
> 
> As the Town’s Chief Records Access Officer, I manage all Public Records 
> Requests.
> 
> The Town Clerk is also the Co-Director of the Lincoln Town Archives. This 
> essential function serves to preserve Lincoln’s rich history and, as a local 
> history buff, this is one of my favorite aspects of the job.
> 
> Finally, the Town Clerk also serves as Lincoln’s Cemetery Agent, managing the 
> day-to-day operations of the cemetery and assisting families with the burial 
> of their loved ones.
> 
> In addition to a love for the job and a desire to serve Lincoln’s citizens, I 
> am also qualified to be your Town Clerk.  I am a Certified Massachusetts 
> Municipal Clerk, a Master Municipal Clerk accredited by the International 
> Institute of Municipal Clerks,’ and I serve on the Executive Board of the 
> Mass Town Clerks’ Association. 
> 
> As I have already mentioned a couple of times now, I love this job and I love 
> serving the citizens of Lincoln. The Town Clerk’s Office often serves as an 
> information hub and I am always only a phone call away, if I can assist in 
> any way. I am asking for your vote at the Town Election on Monday, March 28. 
> Thank You!
> 
>  
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
>  
> 
> Valerie Fox
> 
>  
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[LincolnTalk] ISO fish bowl or very small fish tank

[Cathie B]

Hi all - Our fish bowl sprung a leak, and before I head to Petco I thought
I'd post to see if anyone has a fish bowl they have been thinking of
getting rid of, big enough for 2-3 small fish (no need for a heater or
anything fancy).

Thank you,
Cathie Bitter
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[LincolnTalk] BMW fluids - free

[Tamara Rip]

Can anyone use fluids and paints for BMW's?  I have a couple boxes that I'm 
looking to get rid of.

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[LincolnTalk] Requesting your vote at the Annual Town Election, Monday, March 28th.

[Fox, Valerie]

Hello,
My name is Valerie Fox, and I am running for the position of Town Clerk.
I would like to begin by giving you a little background on me. I was born in 
Dublin, Ireland and I have lived in Lincoln since 1994, along with my husband 
and two children. I became a US citizen in 2012. I started working in the Town 
Clerk's office in 2011 as the Deputy Town Clerk, learning the ropes from a 
wonderful mentor, Susan Brooks.
Since 2018, I have been your elected Town Clerk. I will outline some of the 
duties of the Town Clerk in a moment but first I would like to say that I love 
this job and I love serving the people of Lincoln. It has been an honor and a 
privilege to be your Town Clerk and I hope to be able to continue to serve the 
town in this capacity.
In terms of what the Town Clerk does day-to-day, it is an exciting variety of 
duties whose common purpose is to serve the citizens of Lincoln. Some of these 
duties include Elections, Vital Records, Chief Records Access Officer, the Town 
Archives and the Lincoln Cemetery.
The Town Clerk is Lincoln's Chief Election Official. This entails everything to 
do with elections; from registering voters, sending out Absentee Ballots and 
overseeing Early Voting in person to managing the polling place on Election 
Day. The goal of the Chief Election Official is to run a smooth and transparent 
election, an election that voters believe was conducted fairly, with the 
highest degree of integrity and an election where all voters feel their vote 
counted.
The Town Clerk also manages Vital Records, including all birth, death and 
marriage certificates.
As the Town's Chief Records Access Officer, I manage all Public Records 
Requests.
The Town Clerk is also the Co-Director of the Lincoln Town Archives. This 
essential function serves to preserve Lincoln's rich history and, as a local 
history buff, this is one of my favorite aspects of the job.
Finally, the Town Clerk also serves as Lincoln's Cemetery Agent, managing the 
day-to-day operations of the cemetery and assisting families with the burial of 
their loved ones.
In addition to a love for the job and a desire to serve Lincoln's citizens, I 
am also qualified to be your Town Clerk.  I am a Certified Massachusetts 
Municipal Clerk, a Master Municipal Clerk accredited by the International 
Institute of Municipal Clerks,' and I serve on the Executive Board of the Mass 
Town Clerks' Association.
As I have already mentioned a couple of times now, I love this job and I love 
serving the citizens of Lincoln. The Town Clerk's Office often serves as an 
information hub and I am always only a phone call away, if I can assist in any 
way. I am asking for your vote at the Town Election on Monday, March 28. Thank 
You!

Sincerely,

Valerie Fox

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Re: [LincolnTalk] Wake me up if you know my email has been hacked!

[V Saleme]

Not if she had MFA enabled- which everyone should have ( Multifactor
authentication ).

Vic

On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 2:11 PM Steve Kropper  wrote:

> At midnight, I discovedred that my sister's email account had been
> breached.  I asked her *"Should I have w*o*ken you when I found out?"*
> She said 'no'.  Then I thought more about it.
> With access to your email name and account, a hacker could visit your bank
> web site, enter your email address, request a password reset (sent via
> email), and then wait for the reset email.  They'd have access to your
> account and all its functions.  Even if they don't abuse the access then,
> they now have lots of financial data on you.  And they could empty your
> account right then and there with a transfer, a bill pay or credit card
> use.Steve Kropper
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Wake me up if you know my email has been hacked!

[Richard Panetta]

Steve,


Generally these days they have a two step process and a text is usually
sent to your phone with a code to enter as well for added security



On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 2:11 PM Steve Kropper  wrote:

> At midnight, I discovedred that my sister's email account had been
> breached.  I asked her *"Should I have w*o*ken you when I found out?"*
> She said 'no'.  Then I thought more about it.
> With access to your email name and account, a hacker could visit your bank
> web site, enter your email address, request a password reset (sent via
> email), and then wait for the reset email.  They'd have access to your
> account and all its functions.  Even if they don't abuse the access then,
> they now have lots of financial data on you.  And they could empty your
> account right then and there with a transfer, a bill pay or credit card
> use.Steve Kropper
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[LincolnTalk] Wake me up if you know my email has been hacked!

[Steve Kropper]

At midnight, I discovedred that my sister's email account had been 
breached.  I asked her /"Should I have w/o/ken you when I found out?"/  
She said 'no'.  Then I thought more about it.


With access to your email name and account, a hacker could visit your 
bank web site, enter your email address, request a password reset (sent 
via email), and then wait for the reset email.  They'd have access to 
your account and all its functions.  Even if they don't abuse the access 
then, they now have lots of financial data on you.  And they could empty 
your account right then and there with a transfer, a bill pay or credit 
card use.            Steve Kropperbegin:vcard
fn:Steve Kropper
n:Kropper;Steve
email;internet:krop...@skunkworksfund.com
tel;cell:6173069312
x-mozilla-html:TRUE
version:2.1
end:vcard

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Re: [LincolnTalk] Town meeting Article 40/31

[Stephanie Smoot]

I found irony that they were adding all these programs but a waiting list
for senior tax work off spaces!

On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 1:09 PM Richard Panetta 
wrote:

> So did anyone else find any irony in a report given about inclusion
> diversity equity and anti racism then the very next article the presenting
> sponsor when questioned about losing electricity stated well you can JUST
> get a propane generator for those needs.  Never mind a good generator can
> cost $5000 plus along with the yearly costs of the tank and propane. Just
> in case your non fossil fuel home loses power.
>
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*Stephanie Smoot*

857 368-9175  work
781 941-6842  personal cell
*617 595-5217 *work cell
126 Chestnut Circle
Lincoln, MA 01773
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[LincolnTalk] Town meeting Article 40/31

[Richard Panetta]

So did anyone else find any irony in a report given about inclusion
diversity equity and anti racism then the very next article the presenting
sponsor when questioned about losing electricity stated well you can JUST
get a propane generator for those needs.  Never mind a good generator can
cost $5000 plus along with the yearly costs of the tank and propane. Just
in case your non fossil fuel home loses power.
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Free plant cuttings TAKEN

[DJCP]

On Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 12:36 PM DJCP  wrote:

> I've got a monstera and some ivy (good for indoor air quality! ) cuttings
> that are starting to grow new roots that I'd like to pass on. Just come
> with a container!
> Diana
> Giles rd
>
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[LincolnTalk] Free plant cuttings

[DJCP]

I've got a monstera and some ivy (good for indoor air quality! ) cuttings
that are starting to grow new roots that I'd like to pass on. Just come
with a container!
Diana
Giles rd
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[LincolnTalk] New school flaws

[Richard Panetta]

As I am sitting in our brand new multi million dollar building during town
meeting I see several areas in the upper hall where paint was chipped
already by the railing posts. Has anyone noticed this and is it being
addressed at all. Or is this something that is considered normal use in a
building that is been is used for barley 6 months
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Re: [LincolnTalk] We enthusiastically support Ephraim Flint for Planning Board

[June L Matthews]

Let me add my enthusiastic voice of support for the Planning Board candidacy of 
Ephraim Flint.  I have lived in Lincoln for 30 years, and I can't think of 
anyone who would be a better guardian of our unique town's values.

Please join me in voting for Ephraim on March 28.

June Matthews

From: Lincoln  On Behalf Of Mark Levinson
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2022 10:03 AM
To: lincoln@lincolntalk.org
Subject: [LincolnTalk] We enthusiastically support Ephraim Flint for Planning 
Board


We are delighted to support Ephraim Flint for Lincoln Planning Board, as we 
believe that he has the experience, innovative approach to problem-solving, and 
commitment to inclusive dialogue that are essential for success in the role.


 *   Ephraim has demonstrated a strong commitment to Lincoln, having 
previously served on the Planning Board, as well as the Codman Community Farm 
Board.
 *   With a professional background in engineering, Ephraim approaches 
challenge and change with an innovator's mindset. He has the curiosity to 
question and the confidence to invite alternate opinions.
 *   Ephraim emphasizes community dialogue as the core to creative and 
collaborative problem solving, ensuring that everyone has a voice.
 *   He and his family have farmed in our town since colonial times, and he 
has a great respect for the town's history and unique rural character.


Please lend your support and cast your vote for Ephraim Flint for Planning 
Board.


Thank you for your consideration.


Mark Levinson, South Lincoln Resident Liaison to SLPAC

Connie Ohlsten, Alternate South Lincoln Resident Liaison to SLPAC

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[LincolnTalk] FS/ brass light fixture

[Carol Ryan]

$125



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Re: [LincolnTalk] Jay Dwyer's Flyer

[John Mendelson]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Kristen.  I agree with you 100%.

I also must say that while I should not be surprised, I was disappointed to
see that someone in our community would trot out the CRT straw man as a
campaign/scare tactic.

I will join you in voting for Kim Rajdev for School Committee.

John Mendelson

On Fri, Mar 25, 2022, 4:38 PM Kristen Ferris 
wrote:

> Jay,
>
>
>
> I wanted to respond to your reference to CRT (Critical Race Theory) in the
> flyer you recently mailed.
>
>
>
> First, I want to note that having spent my career working in and with
> schools and districts, what you pose as a dichotomy, “instead of CRT, Jay
> will focus on education” is absolutely not. Our teachers and school staff
> have the opportunity, skills, and obligation to BOTH provide our students
> with an excellent education AND do that in a way that considers and
> includes ideas around race and racism.
>
>
>
> To avoid discussions of race and racism in school is first unrealistic.
> Research shows that children develop awareness and attitudes about race,
> including implicit biases by the time they are school age.
>
>
> Further, to avoid these discussions is actually harmful, to ALL students.
> To quote from a fantastic resource from the Aspen Institute (see link
> below),* “Research shows that teaching students about the history and
> current manifestations of racism has overwhelmingly positive effects
> for all students…Teachers need support to improve their practice in this
> area, but avoiding teaching about race and racism is detrimental to
> students’ learning and healthy development.”*
>
> For those who are interested in learning more about this topic and the
> research behind it, please see this resource here:
> https://www.aspeninstitute.org/publications/united-we-learn/
>
>
>
> As a mother of 3 children attending school in LPS and as the current Chair
> of the METCO Coordinating Committee, I am proud that our school
> administration and current School Committee has chosen to invest in
> supporting teachers in their practice of teaching in ways that recognize
> race, diversity, empathy and belonging.
>
>
> I also think it’s essential that my children belong to a community that
> sees promoting the inclusion and belonging of each of its members as
> critical, and that recognizes that this means naming and dismantling some
> of the social and institutional constructs that have historically prevented
> that.
>
>
>
> This is why I'm supporting Kim Rajdev for School Committee, because she
> has expressed her explicit support for the district's anti-racism,
> inclusion, diversity, and equity work, and sees the importance of it
> along-side and in connection with the district's critical work to provide
> relevant, rigorous, and engaging instruction.
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> Kristen Ferris
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[LincolnTalk] (no subject)

[Stuart Rose via Lincoln]

CELTICS PLAYOFF TICKETS WANTED. Need two tickets for any game. (Stuart Rose)-- 
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[LincolnTalk] Bake sale at town meeting

[Sara Lupkas]

Good morning! The Lincoln Girl Scouts 10th grade troop will be selling Girl 
Scout cookies as well as baked goods and coffee at town meeting. Hope to see 
you there! 

Sara Lupkas 
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[LincolnTalk] FS/ Pair of Raleigh Vintage Bicycles

[Carol Ryan]

Road ready. $200 for the pair


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[LincolnTalk] FS / Duo underwater MP3 player

[Carol Ryan]

$30

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[LincolnTalk] FELS Talk

[Nancy Marshall]

Thanks to everyone who could attend our FELS Talk last week.  It was a rich
and full conversation.

The event is now available for streaming via Sudbury TV.  The link is here
-

https://sudbury.vod.castus.tv/vod/?video=37501d96-0191-446b-88c3-4ff7fe189f0e=recent
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