[LincolnTalk] Any old bath towels you can spare/ share?

[Emily Haslett]

Good morning Lincoln Talk friends!

Do you have any well used bath/beach towels that you have been thinking
about giving away/recycling? We are having a wedding and are looking for a
couple of dozen towels for our guests to use for outdoor activities.

Thank you awesome Lincolnites!
Emily
(781) 308-3888
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[LincolnTalk] A package from Christy Dawn delivered to you by accident?

[Emily Haslett]

Good morning Lincoln Talk friends! 

Thank you for your generous responses to my auto body shop request!

Has anyone received a FedEx package from Christy Dawn that was meant for 26 
Baker Bridge Road?

Thank you so much!
Emily 
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[LincolnTalk] Favorite auto body repair shops

[Emily Haslett]

Hi Lincoln friends,

Do you have an auto body shop you love?

With thanks!
Emily Haslett
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Re: [LincolnTalk] HCA info session for Mothers Out Front Lincoln

[Emily Haslett]

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
>
>
> -- Forwarded message -
> From: Glass, Jennifer 
> Date: Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 12:21 PM
> Subject: Re: HCA info session for Mothers Out Front Lincoln
> To: Staci Montori , Vaughn, Paula <
> vaug...@lincolntown.org>
>
>
> Hi Staci,
> Thank you for the opportunity! I could make any of those days work, with a
> preference for Monday or Tuesday.
> Jennifer
>
> Get Outlook for iOS 
> --
> *From:* Staci Montori 
> *Sent:* Wednesday, November 15, 2023 9:56:13 AM
> *To:* Vaughn, Paula ; Glass, Jennifer <
> jglasssel...@lincolntown.org>
> *Subject:* HCA info session for Mothers Out Front Lincoln
>
> Hi Paula and Jennifer,
>
> Mothers Out Front Lincoln is hoping to host an information session on the
> HCA. We would like it if either of you (or someone from the committee or
> Uitle) could help our members (and others interested) understand each of
> the HCA choices being brought to SOTT and their possible climate and
> environmental impacts.
>
>
> Mothers Out Front Brookline did something similar and it helped their
> members understand the choices and process.
>
> We were thinking about a short info session over zoom at lunchtime the
> week of 11/27. Preferably Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
>
> Please let me know your thoughts and if yes, what time could work.
>
> Warm regards,
> Staci Montori
> Mothers Out Front Community Organizer
>
>
>
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[LincolnTalk] SIGN UP TODAY For LEAVE THE LEAVES!: A Zoom Talk by Dr. Rachel Neurath on 9/21 at 8:00pm

[Emily Haslett]

*Greetings Lincoln Talk Earth Stewards! *

As our minds turn to fall and the leaves begin to gather on the ground,
LEAVE THEM THERE! To find out why, sign up below for
*LEAVE THE LEAVES*
*A Zoom Introduction & Conversation on *
*Soil & Climate Benefits *
*THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st at 8:00pm*
REGISTER HERE:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZModeGhpzktHd10GJPZ2UdTo-r3NmKOUmRD

This fall, it couldn't be easier to support pollinators, provide overwinter
shelter for amphibians, nurture the soil, improve water retention, and
drawdown carbon. Just leave the leaves!

Join us on the first day of fall for a virtual talk by Lincoln soil
microbial ecologist *Dr.Rachel Neurath* to learn about the benefits of *leaving
the leaves*.

And save the date for the Lincoln Garden Club's public meeting on November
7th. Kathy Connolly will give a presentation entitled: "*Leave the Leaves,
Save the Stems*".
Organized by Lincoln Common Ground and the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust
in collaboration with the Lincoln Garden Club and Codman Community Farms.
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[LincolnTalk] JOIN THE FUN & CARE FOR THE EARTH! BIODIVERSITY IN BLOOM, Sunday, May 7th & NO MOW MAY

[Emily Haslett]

*BIODIVERSITY IN BLOOM *
*WITH ECO GARDENER **DIANA RICE*
*SUNDAY, MAY 7th *
*2-4 pm*
*REGISTER HERE*

*FAMILIES ARE WELCOME! *
*CHILDCARE with the amazing SARAH BISHOP!!*
*Promote biodiversity in your yard by using materials you have on hand.
When you remove an invasive shrub, replace it with a native shrub that will
thrive. Cardboard and mulch one small patch of invasives and encourage
rowdy, less loved native plant "party crashers" into your designed native
plant gardens to knit together a layered team of plants that keep invasives
at bay. When you slow down, observe more, and take cues from nature, your
yard will be more resilient, support ecodiversity, and shine as a stepping
stone of hope. You'll create a buzzing, trilling oasis for songbirds, bees,
foxes, snakes, butterflies and hummingbirds! *

*NO MOW MAY-- Starts any time! To learn more: *
*https://www.lincolncommonground.com/nomowmay
*


   - *Pick up a lawn sign in Codman Farm's store*
   - *Sign up HERE
   

to
   be part of the movement and be added to our map*
   - *Questions: Robin Wilkerson, outsideinformat...@gmail.com
   *

 Gardening for a Changing Climate*: These free events are brought to
you by the collaboration of Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, Codman
Community Farms & Lincoln Common Ground
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[LincolnTalk] Happy Earth week! Join us: Gardening for a Changing Climate!

[Emily Haslett]

[image: image.png]

*Happy Earth Week Lincoln friends* 🌍!

There are so many ways to care for the *Earth* this week, this month and
all of the time! Join us for our Spring *Gardening for A Changing Climate*
series!* Lincoln Land Conservation Trust*, *Codman Community Farms
*and *Lincoln
Common Ground* are thrilled to offer *workshops* and *Eco Garden Tours *to
inspire you towards *eco friendly, climate conscious* practices.

Be a part of the *NO MOW MAY* movement! Learn more at
*https://www.lincolncommonground.com/nomowmay
<https://www.lincolncommonground.com/nomowmay>*

Thank you for showing up for the *earth* with *love* this week & always!
🌍💚🌍💚🌍💚

Questions? Contact Emily Haslett, emhasl...@gmail.com
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[LincolnTalk] Bulk BLACK EARTH COMPOST is back at Codman Farm!

[Emily Haslett]

*Dedicated Lincoln Composters*~

All of your fantastic contributions of food waste at the Transfer Station
have returned to Lincoln as beautiful, nutrient rich *Black Earth compost*!
Together we saved 58 tons of food waste in 2022 from being sent to the
incinerator!

Head to Codman Farm to fill up your own used bags and buckets
(plastic-free!) with the Black Earth compost you helped to create.  The
self-serve pile is at the end of the driveway, and you can pay in the
store.

Thank you for being part of the solution and for returning the gifts from
the earth back to the earth as you garden!

With gratitude for our collective efforts to care for the earth,
🌱🌍Mothers Out Front's Zero Waste Lincoln and Lincoln Common Ground
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[LincolnTalk] SIGN UP FOR THIS SUNDAY, 10/2: A FEW SPOTS LEFT at LINCOLN COMMON GROUND'S ECO GARDEN TOUR , MAKING A MEADOW with DIANA RICE ~ FAMILIES ARE WELCOME!!

[Emily Haslett]

Lincoln Common Ground and Eco Gardener Diana Rice are thrilled to offer a
second *Eco Garden Tour*
*WHEN: This SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2nd from 2-4pm*
*WHERE: In** Diana's vibrant & beautiful meadow garden*

*FAMILIES ARE VERY WELCOME! *
🌸*Sarah Bishop*🌸 will be with the children, and there will be fun,
pollinator- oriented kids' activities as well.

SIGN UP *HERE*



*Gardening For Climate Change-- An Eco Garden Tour *
*Making a Meadow: Easy Tips for Incorporating a native meadow with Lincoln
Common Ground and Eco-Gardener Diana Rice-Sheahan*


Gardening to counter climate change may seem overwhelming, but did you know
that it’s much easier for the homeowner  in the long run than maintaining a
turf grass lawn or traditional gardens? You can free yourself from mowing,
using chemicals, gas and lots of water to maintain your landscape.  Once
you’ve learned a few techniques and  established a tight knit community of
the right plants in the right place, you will enjoy a beautiful, healthy,
and low maintenance landscape.

Come to Diana's wondrous garden and learn how to garden with a regenerative
approach. Restore a healthy water cycle, build the soil, and support
biodiversity without spending a lot of time or money.  You don’t need to be
an expert to do it!

Diana Rice-Sheahan is a professional fine artist, art teacher and lifelong
eco gardener. She moved to a house in Lincoln that had been abandoned for
at least ten years. With limited money and time, Diana has transformed an
invasive plant infested yard into a welcoming, comfortable, vibrant oasis
that benefits all the creatures that are integral to our ecosystem,
especially the humans! When she isn't gardening or spending time with her
family, she paints expressionist landscapes.

*SIGN UP TODAY!
 https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e45a5a82fa7fac16-transitions
*

Questions: Contact Diana Rice-Sheahan at dianabelle...@yahoo.com
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[LincolnTalk] JOIN US for our Healthy Soils Workshop, "PLANTING CARBON", on 5/14 at Codman Farm from 10:30-12pm

[Emily Haslett]

Bring yourself, friends and family to Codman Farm Saturday,May 14th, from
10:30-12pm, to learn how soil can pull and store carbon from the atmosphere
and help reverse the climate crisis! We’ll be looking at the garden as a
model for carbon storage as we practice *hands-on regenerative gardening
techniques* that lead to healthier plants and a healthier planet! There
will be great activities for kids including live music and a sing-along.
Learn more about *composting, no-till gardening, deep rooted native
perennials and how to plant for pollinators.*

*Sign up today at *https://codmancommunityfarms.org/upcoming-events


Questions: Contact Emily Haslett of Lincoln Common Ground,
emhasl...@gmail.com
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[LincolnTalk] Calling all MUSHROOM experts! We need one or two of you!!

[Emily Haslett]

The Healthy Soils Collaborative (Codman Farm, Lincoln Land Conservation
Trust & Mothers Out Front's Lincoln Common Ground) is seeking one or two
Fungi experts to join our *Healthy Soils Workshop*, *Living Soil: A Closer
Look at the Fungi, Bacteria, and Fauna in Soil* on *Saturday, April 23rd, *
from
in person at Codman Farm. Come share your mycological know-how and teach
how mushrooms can save the planet by creating healthy, vibrant soils which
store tons of carbon.

Please contact *Emily Haslett, emhasl...@gmail.com * to
join the fun!

With thanks for building our mycelial network to reverse the climate
crisis! 🍄🌱🌍
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[LincolnTalk] How To Talk to Your Kids about Climate Change Event this Thursday at 7:30pm

[Emily Haslett]

In light of this morning's article in the Boston Globe, The Effects of
Climate Change are Worse than We Thought
<https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/02/28/science/impacts-climate-change-are-worse-than-we-thought-an-unflinching-new-un-report-finds/?s_campaign=breakingnews:newsletter>,
Mothers Out Front Lincoln wanted to share an upcoming zoom event about how
to talk to children about the climate crisis this *Thursday night, March
3rd at 7:30pm*

Harriet Shugarman, founder and director of ClimateMama and author of the
2020 book, *How to Talk to Your Kids about Climate Change: Turning Angst
into Action, *will share information, ideas and advice from her more than
25 years of experience working on the climate crisis with governments,
international organizations, and educational institutions as an economist,
policy analyst, and educator. She will be joined by 2015 Concord Carlisle
High School graduate, Sarena Sabine for an engaging conversation and online
presentation. Sarena Sabine is a second-year Psychology Ph.D. student at
the University of Washington working in the Human Interaction with Nature
and Technological Systems (HINTS) Lab.

Here is the sign up page
<https://ma.mothersoutfront.org/r?u=uuUyPGiVHWR_V3cUbcvCWbej3afWP9zsUlXqRKO33T4JvXNtMTPSbbtci5z6yb7vK3URBPXUgW2ZxHzu6Y3nuiKbLr93dkNkOpwC2cA862f_OVeOUsMObT5iVduwFBXrQRLoH85_wtA2ELfgkGV_GO470Eu4ykZAl1FIOLAlBPo&e=90310766e51d83ad82191f59b140a7c3&utm_source=mothersoutfrontma&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=soil_followup&n=5&test_email=1>to
register for the Zoom link for this free webinar:

Copies of Shugarman's book are available in the Minuteman Network Library
<https://ma.mothersoutfront.org/r?u=yhXg5Cu83NblJFLpvGdXRLfBN9fRUjhPfD4RdBd0MajA64jpoHEQw6SuMcbKQn9tdIyGbUadD-D8PSb846ie-g&e=90310766e51d83ad82191f59b140a7c3&utm_source=mothersoutfrontma&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=soil_followup&n=6&test_email=1>
and
can also be ordered from the Concord Bookshop
<https://ma.mothersoutfront.org/r?u=-9uAVKzRpWfDVwJtnwyy2y_-KrHG2Bk6GQFi-O3KtnQJ_HqYNnojI7Ab4kmNhU554_8rYs_JBrEMC8MNevAqyZsQG25iHbtwbrpsAxPmw5EE6hUhCguGcvQHhpQILX2Q&e=90310766e51d83ad82191f59b140a7c3&utm_source=mothersoutfrontma&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=soil_followup&n=7&test_email=1>
.

Eager to take *hopeful action *in Lincoln right now? Sign up for the
upcoming *Healthy Soils Workshops,* a collaboration between Codman
Community Farms, the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, and Mothers Out Front
Lincoln. Registration info coming imminently!

Looking for a way to engage in climate action with others in our community
and beyond? Join *Mothers Out Front Lincoln*.
Email *Emily Haslett* at emhasl...@gmail.com
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[LincolnTalk] Show your LOVE for MOTHER EARTH and KISS THE GROUND tomorrow-- Register today!

[Emily Haslett]

[image: Mothers Out Front Massachusetts]



Just a reminder for our big event happening tomorrow, Tuesday, February
15th! If you've already signed up, GREAT! We will "see" you there!

[image: kiss the ground]
Kiss the GroundOnline Film Screening and Speaker PanelFebruary 15th, 6-8 PM

Do you want to feel hopeful and empowered about the climate crisis and our
future and the role we in Lincoln can play? Join Codman Community Farms,
Mothers Out Front Lincoln, and the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust for the
kick off of the Healthy Soil Series. Kiss the Ground is an inspiring
documentary about the vital-- and sometimes fragile-- ground beneath our
feet and the power of healthy, living soils to address the climate
emergency.

Following the film, we will have a* live speaker panel *featuring our own
soil experts here in town along with one of the film's producers.

This event is *f**ree, *and* REGISTRATION

is
required. *Participants will *receive a* *link **to watch the film** 72 hrs
before the panel. The film will also be screened at 6pm on February 15th. **The
expert panel will begin promptly at 7pm.*

Our panel: Ryland Engelhart, co-Founder of Kiss the Ground, Mohammed
Hannan, owner of Hannan Agro Farms, Rachel Neurath, PhD Soil Microbial
Ecologist, and Pete Lowy, Manager of Codman Community Farms, will share
their perspectives and practices, answer audience questions, and inspire
all of us to believe that Lincoln can be a role model for how regenerative
farming, gardening and stewardship will help us tackle climate change and
ensure a livable climate for future generations.

This film screening is the kick off for a series of exciting soil health
workshops taking place at Codman Community Farms this spring, so stay tuned!

REGISTER HERE FOR THE KISS THE GROUND FILM SCREENING AND PANEL DISCUSSION🌱


Yours in healing Mother Earth by healing her soils,

[image: 🌱][image: 💚]Mothers Out Front Healthy Soils/Livable Future
Collaborative



Mothers Out Front Lincoln


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Power the movement!
When everyone chips in what they can, it adds up to big change!


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[LincolnTalk] REGISTER TODAY: HOW SOILS CAN SAVE US, SCREENING & PANEL, 2/15 at 6pm

[Emily Haslett]

[image: kiss the ground]Kiss the GroundOnline Film Screening and Speaker
PanelFebruary 15th, 6-8 PM

Do you want to feel hopeful and empowered about the climate crisis and our
future and the role we in Lincoln can play? Join Codman Community Farms,
Mothers Out Front Lincoln, and the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust for the
kick off of the Healthy Soil Series. Kiss the Ground is an inspiring
documentary about the vital-- and sometimes fragile-- ground beneath our
feet and the power of healthy, living soils to address the climate
emergency.

Following the film, we will have a* live speaker panel *featuring our own
soil experts here in town along with one of the film's producers.

This event is *f**ree, *and* REGISTRATION

is
required. *Participants will *receive a* *link **to watch the film** 72 hrs
before the panel. The film will also be screened at 6pm on February 15th. **The
expert panel will begin promptly at 7pm.*

Our panel: Ryland Engelhart, co-Founder of Kiss the Ground, Mohammed
Hannan, owner of Hannan Agro Farms, Rachel Neurath, PhD Soil Microbial
Ecologist, and Pete Lowy, Manager of Codman Community Farms, will share
their perspectives and practices, answer audience questions, and inspire
all of us to believe that Lincoln can be a role model for how regenerative
farming, gardening and stewardship will help us tackle climate change and
ensure a livable climate for future generations.

This film screening is the kick off for a series of exciting soil health
workshops taking place at Codman Community Farms this spring, so stay tuned!
Register Here for Kiss the Ground Film Screening and Panel Discussion




Yours in healing Mother Earth by healing her soils,

[image: 🌱][image: 💚]Mothers Out Front Healthy Soils/Livable Future
Collaborative



Mothers Out Front Lincoln
http://ma.mothersoutfront.org/

Power the movement!
When everyone chips in what they can, it adds up to big change!


DONATE

BECOME
A MEMBER

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[LincolnTalk] SIGN UP FOR HANNAN HEALTHY FOODS 2022 CSA TODAY!!

[Emily Haslett]

Dear Lincoln supporters of Hannan Healthy Foods,

You showed up magnificently last year to welcome Mohammed Hannan and his
family as they began farming at the Ricci Fields on 2A in the early spring.
Thanks to amazing support from Lincoln residents as well as the
Conservation Commission and Agricultural Commission, Hannan Healthy Foods
has expanded its growing operation to the Umbrello Field on Rte 117
(formerly Blue Heron Farm). Many of you have already enjoyed the delicious
produce from their farmstand.

A big THANK YOU to all who participated in their CSA, volunteered many
hours, and shopped at the farmstand. Now we have the chance to continue our
support for Hannan Healthy Foods <https://www.hannanagrofarms.com> whose
commitment to *regenerative agriculture*-- *affordable, diverse, organic,
and sustainable produce and practices*-- is a gift to our community and
aligns with our town's values. *SIGN UP *for their *CSA *today. See the
email below.

With gratitude for your generosity and vision,

🌱🌍Emily Haslett

PS SAVE THE DATE, *February 15th from 6-8pm*, hear *Mohammed Hannan *&
other Lincoln experts discuss the film KISS THE GROUND and how healthy
soils and regenerative farming practices can reverse climate change. More
details coming soon to Lincoln Talk.


Hello all,

We hope everyone stayed safe and warm during the blizzard yesterday. We are
so excited to announce our 2022 CSA offerings
<https://hannanagrofarms.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f3cf7082796550527266b3fa6&id=23bf45a068&e=779f2d9726>!
We thank you so much for supporting us last season and hope you will
consider supporting us this season as well. We have significantly expanded
our operation by installing new infrastructure and hiring full time
employees. Your early support will help us finish our infrastructure, buy
supplies and prepare for the coming season. This season we are planning to
grow a wide variety of ethnic produce such as Egyptian spinach, gourds,
yard-long beans, gongura and much more. A preliminary growing list is
available to view on our website
<https://hannanagrofarms.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f3cf7082796550527266b3fa6&id=4bccb2d52e&e=779f2d9726>
.

We are looking forward to seeing you in the summer!

Please let us know if you have any questions at hannanhealthyfo...@gmail.com

Thanks,

Hannan Healthy Foods

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[LincolnTalk] Tips for Eco-Friendly Gift Giving this Holiday Season

[Emily Haslett]

“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world
around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind
of a difference you want to make.”— Jane Goodall

*Mothers Out Front Lincoln *would like to share some "green tips" for
sustainable gift giving this holiday season. These were printed today in
the new "Green Corner" of the Lincoln School's Mini-Link! 🌍

Gift an Experience

Instead of giving “traditional” gifts, consider some Zero Waste options for
a warm and connected holiday season.

   -

   Give museum memberships or theater tickets for an opportunity to spend
   time together and share things you love.  Fabric of a Nation-American
   Quilt Stories  is at
   the Museum of Fine Arts until Jan 17, 2022.  Families with young children
   might enjoy a membership to the Discovery Museum
   .
   -

   Make a donation to an organization/cause that your friend/family member
   cares about.  How about bidding on the PTO Auction
   

   as a gift for a loved one?


Zero Waste Gifts

Introduce your friends/family to your favorite Zero Waste products!  Here
are a few of our favorites:

   -

   Shampoo/conditioner bars: Ethique  or HiBar
   .
   -

   Blueland  for all your cleaning products.
   Plastic-free packaging, glass bottles.  The non-toxic products come as
   tablets so they are lightweight to ship.
   -

   Tru Earth  laundry strips, also easy and
   lightweight to ship and use no plastic.
   -

   Raw Elements  reef-safe sunscreen in
   metal tins.
   -

   Gift certificates to a consignment store. Great for teenagers who are
   into vintage clothes!  Buffalo Exchange 
   for a local option, or Poshmark  and thredUP
    for online.
   -

   For dry cleaning, consider giving  a reusable drycleaning bag and avoid
   all those individual plastic bags: Green Garmento
   
   -

   Bites , an alternative to
   traditional toothpaste in plastic tubes.
   -

   Marley’s Monsters  for fabric, reusable
   “unpaper towels”.
   -

   A subscription to residential pickup with Black Earth Compost
   !


Alternative Ideas

   -

   Talk with your extended family to give gifts just to children, or pick
   names and each person buys one “bigger gift” for one person.
   -

   Discuss having it be a “gently used” Yankee Swap.  (The transfer station
   Swap Shed has a wealth of treasures!)
   -

   Swap “consumables” – cookies or other homemade treats, paperwhite bulbs.
   -

   As always, try to shop local and purchase from artists and artisans as
   much as possible.  Have you visited the DeCordova Museum store lately?


Remember, you don’t have to embrace all these changes, but even one or two
changes make an impact (and may help a loved one make changes as well).

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Wishing you joy with every action you and your family

take towards creating a livable future for all children!
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[LincolnTalk] SEEKING to BORROW OR RENT A LARGE 4 WHEEL DRIVE SUV or MINIVAN from 12/26-12-31

[Emily Haslett]

Hi Lincoln neighbors,

We are looking to borrow or rent a large, 4 wheel drive vehicle to
accommodate our large adult children who will be in Lincoln around the
holidays. We have downsized to two Priuses (which we would be happy to
swap) from 12/26-12/31.

This is an experiment for us, a first try at the "shared economy" in the
spirit of having a lighter carbon footprint whenever possible.

Please contact us if you are interested and feeling generous!!

Thank you!
🚘🌍 Emily and Tom Haslett
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[LincolnTalk] YOU'RE INVITED: TWO ZOOM EVENTS ABOUT WASTE THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28TH

[Emily Haslett]

Register today for TWO great webinars about waste-- where it goes and how
to move towards zero waste!

Learn all about Zero Waste in Massachusetts this *Thursday, October 28th,
from 7-8:30pm *featuring *Kirstie Pecci, *Director of the Conservation Law
Foundation's Zero Waste Project

, and State Representative *Michelle Ciccolo, *Chair of the bipartisan Zero
Waste Caucus

.
Register here

.
[image: lexcan zero waste]

ALSO!

*Up in Smoke: How incinerators pollute MA and should scare all of us*

Thursday, October 28, 11:00-11:50 a.m.

Register to get the webinar link.




*Please pass on to friends and family :)*

WITH THANKS FOR CARING ABOUT A LIVABLE AND JUST FUTURE FOR ALL CHILDREN,

🌍Mothers Out Front Lincoln
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[LincolnTalk] JOIN US FOR MOTHERS OUT FRONT LINCOLN'S IN PERSON MEETING THIS SUNDAY AT 4PM

[Emily Haslett]

[image: Mothers Out Front Massachusetts]


To all mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, sisters, caregivers, aunts,
godmothers and those who care deeply about all children,

Please join Mothers Out Front Lincoln for an IN PERSON meeting outdoors!

We’ve missed all of our old friends and look forward to seeing new friends
who want to create a livable and just future for all children!

When: Sunday, October 17th from 4-6pm

Where: The Rainbow Chairs next to First Parish (the white church) across
from the library on Bedford Road

Come learn about:

   - Our new Zero Waste Campaign and Zero Waste Lincoln Committee
   - Mothers Out Front’s Clean Heat, Clean Air campaign
   - Healthy Soils and Nature Based solutions to reverse global warming

Drop in or come for the whole time. We want to hear how you’ve been and
what is on your mind. Let’s share our joys and concerns and support one
another. Bring friends!

Please RSVP to emhasl...@gmail.com so we can contact you in case it rains.

We can’t wait to see you soon!

Staci, Candace, Trish & Emily



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[LincolnTalk] Let's participate in Black Earth Compost's GREAT SUBURBAN DRAWDOWN CHALLENGE

[Emily Haslett]

Hi Lincoln Composters, Gardeners, and Lovers of nature,

*Black Earth Compost,* our favorite compost business that makes it possible
for us to compost in Lincoln at the Transfer Station, from our homes, and
hopefully soon at our new NET ZERO school, is hosting a Great Suburban
Drawdown Challenge  where you can
turn your yard into a "*Carbon Sink.*"

What does this mean? It means that "an annual application of compost would
greatly benefit your yard's soil health and your overall carbon footprint
by *increasing healthy plant growth* and thus carbon sequestration." *Healthy
soil, healthy plants and healthy trees return up to "**26% of human caused
emissions to the earth." *

*HOW *can *YOU* participate? Black Earth's compost truck will "be snaking
its way through Lincoln" *October 11th-15th* "delivering a yard or more of
compost, sufficient for your trees and a small lawn." Just think, thanks to
all of your fantastic composting efforts, you will be receiving some of
your own food scraps in the form of beneficial compost for your outdoor
spaces and for carbon drawdown.

SIGN UP HERE  and/or check out
their website .

*If 7 home owners were to spread just 1/2 inch of compost over their lawn,
it would be enough to drawdown nearly one metric ton of CO2 emissions over
a span of 3 years. (Ryles, 2013) *

*Lincolnites, this challenge could mark the beginning of our committing to
using our yards, open spaces and farms to sequester as much carbon as
possible-- another way to reverse global warming which is accelerating
before our eyes. *

With thanks for working together to make a difference for all children's
futures,
*Mothers Out Front Lincoln *and the *Lincoln Garden Club*
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[LincolnTalk] Calling all Lincolnites to volunteer at the Swap Shed-- it's really fun :)

[Emily Haslett]

*Hi Swap Shed enthusiasts and dedicated Waste Reducers and Reusers, *

The Swap Shed needs* YOU! *Be a part of the re-imagined Swap Shed once a
week, once a month, even once every other month. To keep this beloved
Lincoln treasure vital and functional, we are looking for cheerful
volunteers who care about the planet and about our community, who want to
pitch in to keep the Swap Shed open and organized to keep as much out of
the waste stream as possible.

Please sign up HERE
<https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080e48a9ab2ba0f85-swap> for many shifts
or for just one once in awhile. Questions? Contact Emily Haslett at
emhasl...@gmail.com or (781) 308-3888.

Interested in joining our newly formed Zero Waste Lincoln Committee? Reach
out to Emily for details.

Join the crowd that is having a blast generously sharing their time!

Gratefully,
🌍☀the Zero Waste Lincoln Committee
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[LincolnTalk] AN UPDATE ON THE RE-IMAGINED SWAP SHED

[Emily Haslett]

Greetings Fans and Supporters of the Lincoln Swap Shed from the Zero Waste
Lincoln Committee (formerly the Recycling Committee) and Mothers Out Front
Lincoln,

What a successful re-opening of the Swap Shed thanks to the collaboration
of stellar volunteers, the DPW, Mothers Out Front Lincoln, and all of you--
generous Lincoln residents!

You have shown your commitment to the new "Rs": *REFUSE, REDUCE, REUSE,
REPURPOSE, RECYCLE/ROT. *Together we can raise awareness about our
consumption and shopping habits and take action to change them. There is no
"away" when throwing something in the trash; rather it is burned in the
Wheelabrator incinerator in North Andover polluting the air of our
neighbors and causing asthma and other significant health issues.  The
earth's resources are finite and cannot be eternally extracted to make more
"stuff" for us. This summer has shown us the tipping point towards which we
are heading.

Some joyful stories from the Swap Shed since April:

~ A smiling, 4 year old "shopper" chooses an 8 year old's beloved
firefighter's jacket as his one treasure to bring home on his first ever
visit with Dad to the Swap Shed
~ A Caregiver shrieks with delight as she rocks in the perfect chair she
will bring home to the elder she cares for
~ A  Codman Farm board member is delighted when a neighbor drops off a huge
screen perfect for the upcoming Movie nights at the farm
~ A Lincolnite delivers a pint of fresh blueberries for the volunteer on
duty one Saturday afternoon

There are many vignettes that match these, many instances of neighborly
exchange and acts of generosity, many random encounters with old friends
and connections made with new ones.

A *HUGE THANK YOU *to the *VOLUNTEERS *who have generously devoted hours to
greeting neighbors and  sorting, cleaning, and tending the voluminous
"stuff" that comes to the Swap Shed! This bountiful town resource would not
exist without their time and dedication. There are quiet angels who sort
books, bring large furniture to ReStore for unhoused folks to decorate
their new apartments, deliver baby items to Household Goods in Acton, and
resell items on platforms that help all of us *reuse *rather than buy new.
Please treat all volunteers and DPW staff with *RESPECT and KINDNESS! *

*PLEASE SIGN UP HERE
<https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080e48a9ab2ba0f85-swap> TODAY FOR A
SHIFT! *We need everyone's help to make this work.

** Remember, all items in the old Swap Shed, regardless of condition, were
thrown away at the end of each Wednesday or Saturday. Now a resourceful
team works to find new homes for everything to keep useful items out of the
incinerator and to reduce the temptation to buy something new from a big
box store, where the average life of something is 6 months!

*NEW POLICIES: *

*~ *In the spirit of finding new homes for everything, Lincolnites who wish
to *resell *items are invited to come to the Swap Shed from 2-2:45*pm each
Wednesday and Saturday *to take items they would like to resell. Again, in
the past, all of these items would have been thrown in the dumpster.

~ *All items must be clean and sorted*.  Please wipe and wash everything
before coming and only bring items you would want to bring into your home.

*~ Unpack your bags and boxes and place all items in the appropriate
sections. *

The Swap Shed is a community resource run by YOU, Lincoln volunteers and
Mothers Out Front Lincoln. Let's work together to make it a happy and fun
place to be and show up as our best, most generous, and thoughtful selves.

Please reach out directly with any questions or suggestions to Emily
Haslett of Mothers Out Front Lincoln at *emhasl...@gmail.com
. *

With gratitude for our town's cooperation and commitment to each other, to
our neighbors near and far, and to positive change for the planet,
🌻🌍Mothers Out Front Lincoln and the Zero Waste Lincoln Committee
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[LincolnTalk] Seeking to borrow a 36" length wire, folding dog crate :)

[Emily Haslett]

Hi Lincoln friends,

We would love to borrow a *medium sized (36" length) wire, folding dog
crate* for our puppy who is growing daily before our eyes. She has outgrown
our 24" length crate and is not quite ready for our large, 48" length
crate. We plan to return it or pass it on once she has outgrown it.

Thanks so much!
Emily and Tom Haslett
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[LincolnTalk] Hannan Healthy Foods Farm Stand open Saturdays 11am-6pm at Umbrello Field (formerly Blue Heron Farm)

[Emily Haslett]

Our farm stand is open on Saturdays 11am to 6 pm. Please stop by the stand
and support a new farm in Lincoln!

Where: Umbrello Field (opposite of 275 S Great Rd, Lincoln, MA 01773) *formerly
Blue Heron Farm*

What is available this Saturday?
Tomatoes (mixed heirloom, cherry, slicing and paste), Tomatillos,
Ground cherry, Watermelon, Yellow squash, Cucumbers, cabbage, cabbage
sprouts, kale, garlic, Dutch Red shallot, Winter squash, carrot, eggplant,
Pepper (bell, sweet, lunch box and hot), kale, lettuce, and more


For sale: Weekend CSA bags
We have a limited number of farmer's choice "Weekend CSA Bags" available
for this weeked. The bags may include an assortment of farm fresh tomatoes
(heirloom, cherry, slicing and paste), kale, tomatillos, peppers, squashes,
zucchini, cabbage etc.

Price: *$25.00/bag*
Payment: Venmo *@HannanAgro-Farms*
Pick up site: Hannan Healthy Food Farm Stand, Umbrello Field (opposite of
275 S Great Road-formerly Blue Heron Farm)
When: Saturday 8/14 (1pm-6pm) or Sunday 8/15 (1pm-3 pm).
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