[LincolnTalk] Concrete Floor?

[Robert Ahlert]

Hi Lincoln talk –

Does anyone know a contractor who can pour a concrete floor in a basement?

Rob
185 Lincoln Rd.
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[LincolnTalk] ISO cold water swimming gear

[Terry Kay Epperson]

ISO women's medium gloves, large booties, and medium-large cap for cold
water swimming (to buy).  Blue Seventy or Zone 3 preferred, but willing to
check out anything available before buying new.

Incidentally: if anyone found a blue and black webbed Tyr resistance swim
glove at Walden over the last week, it's mine!  I'm pretty sure that I
dropped it on the beach.

Thank you!
Terry Kay

On Mon, Oct 17, 2022, 9:44 PM Terry Kay Epperson 
wrote:

> My son is struggling a bit with the backpack carrying case for his snare
> drum and has requested a rolling case.  Any chance someone has one that I
> can buy, before I buy new?
>
> Warm regards,
> Terry Kay
>
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[LincolnTalk] TAKEN 8x10 high quality rug pad

[sw via Lincoln]

Thanks for all the interest.

> On Nov 10, 2022, at 9:50 AM, sw  wrote:
> 
> I’m looking for a new home for an 8x10 high quality rug pad, in good 
> condition.
> Free with pick up.
> Please contact me directly at sw.em...@mac.com 
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[LincolnTalk] Personal Chef or Meal Prep Sought?

[Julianne Schwarzer via Lincoln]

Hello!
I am looking for recommendations for a service for a personal chef who can make 
and deliver meals for individual dietary needs/people with food allergies. 
Looking to give the service as a gift to a family member.
Thanks so much in advance!
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[LincolnTalk] 8x10 high quality rug pad

[sw via Lincoln]

I’m looking for a new home for an 8x10 high quality rug pad, in good condition.
Free with pick up.
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Gutters need cleaning

[Alice Waugh]

Hi Elaine,

You can find a compilation of LincolnTalk service recommendations
(including gutter people) by going to the Lincoln Squirrel home page (
www.lincolnsquirrel.com) and clicking on the blue "LincolnTalk
Recommendations" link at the top of the right-hand column. You don't need
to be a subscriber to access that part of the site, but you'll need to
subscribe in order to read more than three stories a month, so I hope
you'll consider signing up if you haven't already. Let me know if you have
any questions.

Alice Waugh

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Lincoln Chipmunk 

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617-710-5542 (mobile)

www.watusiwords.com


On Thu, Nov 10, 2022 at 8:29 AM Elaine Jarvis  wrote:

> Can anyone recommend someone who will clean out the gutters?  The person I
> had is no longer available.  thanks. elaine   617-827-9063
>
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Community Center Building Committee Vision for New Community Center

[sally kindleberger]

Beautifully expressed!  Thank you Krystal!

On Thu, Nov 10, 2022 at 9:11 AM Laura Crosby 
wrote:

> Beautifully and  articulately said.
> 100% agree with your opinion.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Nov 10, 2022, at 8:45 AM, Krystal Wood <
> ccbccommunicationscommit...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 
>
> Community Center Building Committee- November, 2022
>
>
> *The vision: what is a Community Center, and why would Lincoln want to
> buildone?*
>
> A Community Center not only reflects the community at whose heart it sits,
> it
> strengthens that community. A Community Center is a year-round,
> intergenerational
> gathering place and activity center. A Community Center is a locus for a
> wide variety of activities – health and fitness, social services, learning,
> eating, socializing, creating, playing, participating. A Community Center
> enriches the community by fostering organizational collaboration and by
> housing an array of programs, for all ages.
>
> At its heart, the Community Center is a home for the Lincoln Council on
> Aging & Human Services and the Parks & Recreation Department, both of which
> do much more than most people realize, and both of which run constrained
> programs in their current homes. The Community Center also provides a base
> for 25 other community organizations whose work is critical to the quality
> of life in Lincoln. But the vision of a Community Center on the Lincoln
> School campus is of a building that exists not only to serve important
> organizational needs and to optimize programming, though those might be
> adequate reasons for building a new building, it is also of a building that
> will attract residents of all ages to gather for coffee and meetings and
> informal activities.
>
> Lincoln has a sense of community – we have impromptu encounters at the
> transfer
> station and at Donelan’s, we have annual events like the Scarecrow
> Classic, the Girl
> Scouts Pancake Breakfast, the July 4 parade, and we have Town Meeting. But
> the
> everyday contribution of a Community Center to the life of the community
> and to the
> sense of community can be far greater, and the possibilities are exciting
> – because the number of people using the Center will be so much higher,
> because the range of
> activities will be much greater, because the opportunities for
> intergenerational
> interaction will expand, because the provision of social services will be
> improved and
> the organizations providing those services will be more robust.
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Community Center Building Committee Vision for New Community Center

[Laura Crosby]

Beautifully and  articulately said.
100% agree with your opinion. 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 10, 2022, at 8:45 AM, Krystal Wood 
>  wrote:
> 
> 
> Community Center Building Committee- November, 2022
> 
> The vision: what is a Community Center, and why would Lincoln want to build
> one?
> 
> A Community Center not only reflects the community at whose heart it sits, it
> strengthens that community. A Community Center is a year-round, 
> intergenerational
> gathering place and activity center. A Community Center is a locus for a wide 
> variety of activities – health and fitness, social services, learning, 
> eating, socializing, creating, playing, participating. A Community Center 
> enriches the community by fostering organizational collaboration and by 
> housing an array of programs, for all ages.
> 
> At its heart, the Community Center is a home for the Lincoln Council on Aging 
> & Human Services and the Parks & Recreation Department, both of which do much 
> more than most people realize, and both of which run constrained programs in 
> their current homes. The Community Center also provides a base for 25 other 
> community organizations whose work is critical to the quality of life in 
> Lincoln. But the vision of a Community Center on the Lincoln School campus is 
> of a building that exists not only to serve important organizational needs 
> and to optimize programming, though those might be adequate reasons for 
> building a new building, it is also of a building that will attract residents 
> of all ages to gather for coffee and meetings and informal activities.
> 
> Lincoln has a sense of community – we have impromptu encounters at the 
> transfer
> station and at Donelan’s, we have annual events like the Scarecrow Classic, 
> the Girl
> Scouts Pancake Breakfast, the July 4 parade, and we have Town Meeting. But the
> everyday contribution of a Community Center to the life of the community and 
> to the
> sense of community can be far greater, and the possibilities are exciting – 
> because the number of people using the Center will be so much higher, because 
> the range of
> activities will be much greater, because the opportunities for 
> intergenerational
> interaction will expand, because the provision of social services will be 
> improved and
> the organizations providing those services will be more robust.
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[LincolnTalk] Community Center Building Committee Vision for New Community Center

[Krystal Wood]

Community Center Building Committee- November, 2022


*The vision: what is a Community Center, and why would Lincoln want to
buildone?*

A Community Center not only reflects the community at whose heart it sits,
it
strengthens that community. A Community Center is a year-round,
intergenerational
gathering place and activity center. A Community Center is a locus for a
wide variety of activities – health and fitness, social services, learning,
eating, socializing, creating, playing, participating. A Community Center
enriches the community by fostering organizational collaboration and by
housing an array of programs, for all ages.

At its heart, the Community Center is a home for the Lincoln Council on
Aging & Human Services and the Parks & Recreation Department, both of which
do much more than most people realize, and both of which run constrained
programs in their current homes. The Community Center also provides a base
for 25 other community organizations whose work is critical to the quality
of life in Lincoln. But the vision of a Community Center on the Lincoln
School campus is of a building that exists not only to serve important
organizational needs and to optimize programming, though those might be
adequate reasons for building a new building, it is also of a building that
will attract residents of all ages to gather for coffee and meetings and
informal activities.

Lincoln has a sense of community – we have impromptu encounters at the
transfer
station and at Donelan’s, we have annual events like the Scarecrow Classic,
the Girl
Scouts Pancake Breakfast, the July 4 parade, and we have Town Meeting. But
the
everyday contribution of a Community Center to the life of the community
and to the
sense of community can be far greater, and the possibilities are exciting –
because the number of people using the Center will be so much higher,
because the range of
activities will be much greater, because the opportunities for
intergenerational
interaction will expand, because the provision of social services will be
improved and
the organizations providing those services will be more robust.
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[LincolnTalk] Community Center Building Committee: Introduction

[Krystal Wood]

The Community Center Building Committee: Introduction- November, 2022

On Wednesday, November 30, the residents of Lincoln will assemble at a
Special Town Meeting to decide whether to spend up to $325,000 for the
development of preliminary schematic design options for a new Community
Center, which would be built on the Hartwell campus at the Lincoln Schools.
Prior to the Special Town Meeting, residents will have the opportunity to
get a high-level overview of Community Center planning at the State of the
Town Meeting – the Community Center will be on the agenda for the first
session, on Monday, November 14. (Register for both sessions here:
https://www.lincolntown.org/1372/2022-State-of-the-Town.)

Additionally, interested residents are encouraged to attend the next
meeting of the Community Center Building Committee (CCBC), at 7:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, November 16. Ongoing information about the Community Center and
about opportunities to learn and participate will be on the CCBC website:
https://lincolncommunitycenter.com/.

Before the State of the Town Meeting, the CCBC will share a series of posts
that outline some facts, history and values that can help foster informed
debate and clarify important decisions. The specific posts will address a
series of basic questions:
 The vision: what is a Community Center, and why would Lincoln want to
build
one?
 What is the CCBC – which stakeholders are represented, what are its
tasks, and
how can others participate?
 Why would Lincoln build a new Community Center rather than use existing
buildings?
 Why would the Community Center be on the Hartwell campus?
 What is the recent history of official discussion of a Community Center
in Lincoln
– what questions have previous committees asked and what answers has
Lincoln given to those questions?

The CCBC recognizes that Lincoln residents will also have many important
questions
about the expected costs of the project – for the initial phase and for the
entire project, for the town as a whole and for each household, for
construction and for operation. The CCBC will attempt to provide all the
relevant information on costs and financing, with input and guidance from
the Finance Committee, following an open CCBC meeting on Monday, November
14.

The CCBC is aiming for maximum transparency, welcomes all input and
questions, and will make every effort to solicit, hear, and address the
priorities, values and concerns of Lincoln residents.
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[LincolnTalk] Gutters need cleaning

[Elaine Jarvis]

Can anyone recommend someone who will clean out the gutters?  The person I
had is no longer available.  thanks. elaine   617-827-9063

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