[LincolnTalk] Kat Chapman performance on 6/16!!

[Katrin Roush]

Hi! If you haven’t been to Maynard lately you need to go! It has a real pulse 
these days. Good food, artisan shops and live music in a former church!
I’ll be performing at Sanctuary on 6/16. Ticket link here: 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kat-chapman-tickets-331223437217

Best,

Kat

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[LincolnTalk] REMINDER! Library Summer Reading Kick-Off Party Wed, 6/15!

[Debbie Leopold]

The forecast looks great for the Lincoln Public Library's annual Summer
Reading Program Kick-Off Party this Wednesday, June 15 from 3:30 - 5:30 pm
on the library lawn. We'll have ice cream, a craft activity, temporary
tattoos, and more! Plus, everyone's favorite funny magician Ed P.!
Summer Reading Challenges and Book Lists will be available too!
All ages welcome. No registration necessary.

-- 
Debbie Leopold
Children's Librarian
Lincoln Public Library
Lincoln, MA
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[LincolnTalk] FREE: 2 tix for Chris Gethard, 10pm, Sat Jun 18

[Rachel Marie Schachter]

Hey, Lincoln!

I have two tickets for *Chris Gethard at the Sinclair this Saturday the
18th at 10pm *and can't go, so they're up for grabs!

Geth is one of my favorite comedians, and if you don't know him as a
comedian, you might know him from bit roles in shows like Parks & Rec and
Space Force OR from his podcast Beautiful/Anonymous OR from the movie Don't
Think Twice. His comedy special Career Suicide (on HBO Max) also rips my
heart out every time.

The order total was $61.24 in case anyone goes "No, I should really
pay you" but I honestly just want someone to go. I think he's the best.

Let me know if you're interested!

Rachel (Marie) (Schachter) (and John Robinson who also can't go)
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[LincolnTalk] Pop up share greens Tues 6/14 4 to 6 pm

[Lindentreefarm Csa]

Hi all
Pop up share greens
Tuesday 6/14
4 to 6 pm

Lettuce or escarole please specify 
Kale or collards please specify 
Arugula
Garlic
Basil bits
Half pint pyo strawberries 
$20

Any extra greens please specify and add $3


RSVP asap
Thank you
Moira
Lindentree

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[LincolnTalk] Looking for volunteer tutor/mentor for Iraqi 13 year old boy

[Jane Appell]

I have been working with an Iraqi family for 2 years in conjunction with LexRAP 
(Lexington Refugee Assistance Program). This is a lovely family with 4 kids who 
are currently living in affordable housing in Concord. I am seeking a volunteer 
who might be interested in mentoring and tutoring a thirteen year-old boy this 
summer and perhaps into next school year. This is a really nice kid and the 
family is lovely. This young man is fluent in English but had very poor 
schooling in his early academic career. He has  considerable learning 
disabilities that are interfering with his ability to focus and inhibiting 
development of basic reading and studying skills. He has been thoroughly 
evaluated, will be attending summer school,  and is now on an educational plan. 
He is eager to learn but  his lack of confidence gets in the way of applying 
himself. 

If you are interested, please get in touch with me, and we can discuss further.

Jane


Jane Appell, Ph.D.
56 Winter Street
Lincoln, MA 01773
781-259-1049
www.janeappell.com

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Re: [LincolnTalk] Bob Lemire

[Bob Kupperstein]

I work at Lexia Learning (now part of Cambium Learning Group) and read
Bob's book about the founding/early days when I first started at the
company.

The roots of the Lexia are a classic 'Lincoln' story.  The story goes that
once he decided that he needed to find a way to help his son learn to read,
he discussed ideas on his train commute with friends/colleagues who worked
in tech, business, finance, education, psychology, etc.  That mind-meld led
to initial product ideas taking advantage of early technology and the
know-how to get a startup off the ground.  What followed was a huge EdTech
success story, not only in terms of business, but more importantly for the
impact on early reading skills.

With the pandemic and the need for schools to find online learning
resources, the number of students and schools using Lexia reading and
english-learning products has just exploded, to more than 20,000 schools
and over 5.5 million students.

-Bob

On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 2:48 PM Sara Mattes  wrote:

> I had recently shared an article from a 1984 land use conference
> publication.
> Bob Lemire was a critical participant and authored a piece on Lincoln’s
> land conservation and planning efforts and the formation of the Rural Land
> Foundation.
> He understood how to build a partnership between the public and private
> sector to achieve community goals.
> It was innovative then, and still is today.
>
> I have a copy of the article, if any are interested.
> The title of the publication, still available, is:
>
> https://www.amazon.com/Land-Saving-Action-Russell-Brenneman/dp/0933280238/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
>
> Thank you, Bob.
>
> Sara
>
>
>
> --
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>
>
>
>
> On Jun 13, 2022, at 10:35 AM, MARY ROSENFELD 
> wrote:
>
> Bob Lemire - conservation giant...
>
>   Bob Lemire had a vision for Lincoln's conservation and rural
> character back in the fifties and acted on it.   At the time state monies
> suddenly became available to buy land for conservation.  Lincoln was an
> agricultural town at the time and land values were reasonable.   Bob acted
> quickly.  He went to his fellow citizens who had larger tracts of land and
> asked if they would give or sell part of all of their land to conservation
> - often with the proviso they could still farm their land.
>   From his efforts a large amount of land was conserved in Lincoln - a
> major factor in the beauty, ecology, and rural character of Lincoln
> today.
>  He wrote about this in his book "Creative Land Development" - still a
> major resource for saving land, while balancing it with the needs of the
> landowners.
>  Now there are many pressures on Lincoln's lands.  Let's remember what
> Bob and his fellow citizens originally did to conserve Lincoln's natural
> lands - and what an amazing legacy that is to continue to preserve today.
>
> Mary Rosenfeld
>
>
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Bob Lemire

[Sara Mattes]

I had recently shared an article from a 1984 land use conference publication.
Bob Lemire was a critical participant and authored a piece on Lincoln’s land 
conservation and planning efforts and the formation of the Rural Land 
Foundation.
He understood how to build a partnership between the public and private sector 
to achieve community goals.
It was innovative then, and still is today.

I have a copy of the article, if any are interested.
The title of the publication, still available, is:
https://www.amazon.com/Land-Saving-Action-Russell-Brenneman/dp/0933280238/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
 


Thank you, Bob.

Sara



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> On Jun 13, 2022, at 10:35 AM, MARY ROSENFELD  wrote:
> 
> Bob Lemire - conservation giant... 
> 
>   Bob Lemire had a vision for Lincoln's conservation and rural character 
> back in the fifties and acted on it.   At the time state monies suddenly 
> became available to buy land for conservation.  Lincoln was an agricultural 
> town at the time and land values were reasonable.   Bob acted quickly.  He 
> went to his fellow citizens who had larger tracts of land and asked if they 
> would give or sell part of all of their land to conservation - often with the 
> proviso they could still farm their land.
>   From his efforts a large amount of land was conserved in Lincoln - a 
> major factor in the beauty, ecology, and rural character of Lincoln today.   
>  He wrote about this in his book "Creative Land Development" - still a 
> major resource for saving land, while balancing it with the needs of the 
> landowners.   
>  Now there are many pressures on Lincoln's lands.  Let's remember what 
> Bob and his fellow citizens originally did to conserve Lincoln's natural 
> lands - and what an amazing legacy that is to continue to preserve today. 
> 
> Mary Rosenfeld 
> 
> 
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
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Re: [LincolnTalk] trash

[Anne Warner]

Marit - one of the great joys of living in Lincoln is that we have a trash and 
recycling center(or “dump”)  which is open from 7:30 to 3:30 Wednesdays and 
Saturdays. There are separate receptacles for glass, trash, plastic/paper, and 
an area for kitchen waste (to be composted). There is also a “swap shed” where 
people bring household items that they don’t want any more, and anyone can take 
them home for free. You need a sticker on your car that identifies you as a 
Lincoln resident to use the dump. In many ways, it is part of the heart of the 
community, and a large percent of our citizens use it rather than a private 
service. It’s also a great place to meet people! 

- Sent from iPhone. Typed by thumb. Excuse misspellings! 

> On Jun 12, 2022, at 9:08 AM, Marit van Buuren  
> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi everyone, 
> 
> We're new to town and are looking for a company that can take care of our 
> trash removal. What options do people use? 
> 
> Thank you, 
> Marit
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[LincolnTalk] Bob Lemire

[MARY ROSENFELD]

Bob Lemire - conservation giant...

Bob Lemire had a vision for Lincoln's conservation and rural character back in 
the fifties and acted on it.   At the time state monies suddenly became 
available to buy land for conservation.  Lincoln was an agricultural town at 
the time and land values were reasonable.   Bob acted quickly.  He went to his 
fellow citizens who had larger tracts of land and asked if they would give or 
sell part of all of their land to conservation - often with the proviso they 
could still farm their land.
>From his efforts a large amount of land was conserved in Lincoln - a major 
>factor in the beauty, ecology, and rural character of Lincoln today.  
He wrote about this in his book "Creative Land Development" - still a major 
resource for saving land, while balancing it with the needs of the landowners.  
Now there are many pressures on Lincoln's lands.  Let's remember what Bob and 
his fellow citizens originally did to conserve Lincoln's natural lands - and 
what an amazing legacy that is to continue to preserve today.

Mary Rosenfeld








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[LincolnTalk] Reminder Lincoln Public Library Concert 6/15 7; 00 pm at Pierce House Tent

[Lisa Rothenberg]

Join us for a wonderful evening of Scottish fiddle & cello music. Featuring
Elizabeth & Ben Anderson.
Elizabeth is the 2020 U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion and the 20165
Perth All-Scotland Fiddle Champion. She is a graduate of Berklee College of
Music, she teaches string instruments as a middle school teacher and as a
private instructor.
Ben studied music & computers at WPI  and works in the software industry.

*This concert is free & open to all. *

*This program is supported by a grant from the Lincoln Cultural Council, a
local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state
agency.*


-- 
Lisa Rothenberg
Assistant Director
Lincoln Public Library
Lincoln MA 01773
781-259-8465 ext 202
781-259-1056 (fax)
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[LincolnTalk] ALERT: Water interruptions, Davidson Drive, tomorrow

[RAandBOB]

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 resident’s doors this 
afternoon.


Ruth Ann Hendrickson (She, her, hers)
Water Commissioner
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[LincolnTalk] ISO: Car seat vest

[Shira H]

Hi LT,

I'm looking to borrow a Ride safe car seat vest for next week for travel. Have 
one but need a second. Something like this:  http://ridesafer.net/ridesafer/

Please let me know if you have one i could borrow!

Thanks,
Shira
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Many thanks- all set with car seats...and an idea for all you folks out there in (temporary) need of baby and child gear.

[Sara Mattes]

My thought was to simply inventory what each of us had, keeping it at our homes.
Then,  share inventory lists so we could contact directly.
It may be too complicated, but it is reassuring to know that each time I have 
reached out, there has been some generous souls who has popped up with an offer.
Many offers acme form folks whose kids have outgrown things and they are 
looking to clear space.
It would be nice to know there was a permanent supply here in town.

30+% of us are over 60, and many have grandkids who visit.
Having new families recycling our way is fantastic.



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> On Jun 13, 2022, at 10:12 AM, Susan Stason  wrote:
> 
> Great idea for Granny’s Closet for baby/ child supplies. 
> Once a new Senior Center is built that could be included - as the medical 
> supplies are currently included at Bemis.  But that is years away.
> For now???
> Sue Stason
> 
> On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 10:03 AM Sara Mattes  > wrote:
> I got so many responses when I was looking to borrow a child’s car seat for 
> my grandson.
> Thank you all!!
> 
> 
> I am putting out an idea.
> What if those of us who have little ones visiting, now and again, created an 
> inventory of what each of has and is willing to share.
> “Granny’s Lending Library”
> 
> I have a lot of stuff, but not everything.
> I am happy to share/lend what I have.
> 
> Don’t what mechanics might work best, but it’s a germ of an idea.
> 
> For now, thanks again to all who repsonded to the system currently in place.
> 
> Sara
> 
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> 
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Many thanks- all set with car seats...and an idea for all you folks out there in (temporary) need of baby and child gear.

[Susan Stason]

Great idea for Granny’s Closet for baby/ child supplies.
Once a new Senior Center is built that could be included - as the medical
supplies are currently included at Bemis.  But that is years away.
For now???
Sue Stason

On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 10:03 AM Sara Mattes  wrote:

> I got so many responses when I was looking to borrow a child’s car seat
> for my grandson.
> Thank you all!!
>
>
> I am putting out an idea.
> What if those of us who have little ones visiting, now and again, created
> an inventory of what each of has and is willing to share.
> “Granny’s Lending Library”
>
> I have a lot of stuff, but not everything.
> I am happy to share/lend what I have.
>
> Don’t what mechanics might work best, but it’s a germ of an idea.
>
> For now, thanks again to all who repsonded to the system currently in
> place.
>
> Sara
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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[LincolnTalk] Many thanks- all set with car seats...and an idea for all you folks out there in (temporary) need of baby and child gear.

[Sara Mattes]

I got so many responses when I was looking to borrow a child’s car seat for my 
grandson.
Thank you all!!


I am putting out an idea.
What if those of us who have little ones visiting, now and again, created an 
inventory of what each of has and is willing to share.
“Granny’s Lending Library”

I have a lot of stuff, but not everything.
I am happy to share/lend what I have.

Don’t what mechanics might work best, but it’s a germ of an idea.

For now, thanks again to all who repsonded to the system currently in place.

Sara







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[LincolnTalk] Greens share Lindentree TUES 6/14

[Lindentreefarm Csa]

 Hi everyone
Greens share (certified organic) available
10 spaces

$20 most likely
Kale  or collards (please specify)
lettuce
escarole
arugula (lacy but tasty)
garlic


If you order the other green extra add $3

Thank you.
RSVP ASAP

Moira
Lindentree Farm
Lincoln MA
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[LincolnTalk] cataracts

[kliattaudi--- via Lincoln]

Thank you to all who responded to my request for recommendations for docs who 
do cataract surgery.  Always careful about med care these days, I sought a 
second opinion. Recommended I  update my glasses and wait a year to see how 
that works.  The second opinion did not see the need for immediate surgery; 
detailed tests and explanation why.  I'm relieved.  Also I may be back in a 
year for new recommendations on lincolntalk.  Or not.  Again thank you all for 
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