[LincolnTalk] FELS Thanksgiving Pie Sale

[Nancy Marshall]

The FELS Annual Thanksgiving Pie Sale is at the halfway mark!  Pie
quantities are limited.   Complete your Thanksgiving table with a FELS Pie,
and take the opportunity to consider a pie donation to benefit our local
Food Pantries, LSRHS Staff and Faculty and our Public Safety personnel.

Delicious pies from Ruth-Anne Adams and Tom Fosnot of The Hyve can be
ordered via www.FELSGrant.org through Friday November 15.

Proceeds from the sale will fund grants for teachers and staff at
Lincoln-Sudbury.

FELS was founded in 2000 to offer parents a tangible way to show their
appreciation to the L-S professional staff for the unflagging dedication,
tireless effort, and genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our
guiding principle is “Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

Thank you!

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Found silver triple hoop earring

[Nancy Marshall]

Near 41 Lincoln Rd.

I put it on a fence post one to the left from the mailbox.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Three questions

[Nancy Marshall]

We have failed seals in a few windows, and of course the "architectural"
window company we used via our builder went out of business.  Looking for
recommendations on reliable, reasonably seamless companies to call for
replacements.

Also considering solar and wondering what folks' experiences have been with
SunRun in particular, who is preparing a proposal, as well as any other
companies neighbors have had recent and positive experiences with.

Third, for Sara Mattes, who is your appliance company you always recommend?

Thanks!

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Correction

[Nancy Marshall]

Please would you kindly update the information, as there was an error
with regard to the Lincoln Food Pantry!  They are looking forward to FELS
pies this year!  Please consider a donation in support of their
Thanksgiving Food distribution.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln - Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, is celebrating 25 years of providing grants to
teachers and staff at LSRHS to pursue their individual and professional
interests and passions. In our 25 years, FELS has given out well over 100
grants, totaling in excess of $150,000. Funding for the grants has been
thanks to the support of many people responding to our Annual Appeal and
purchasing pies through our Annual Thanksgiving Pie Sale, which kicks off
again October 15. Please, in this special season of celebration, consider a
donation in buying a pie for your Thanksgiving table or to share with a
local Food Pantry, Police and Fire, or a particularly special teacher or
staff member at LSRHS. Your contribution will be impactful.

We are grateful to Tom Fosnot and Ruth-Anne Adams, LSRHS parents and
owner/chefs of The Hyve, for again offering their talents in crafting an
array of wonderful Thanksgiving dessert choices.  Pies can be ordered from
October 15-November 10 through our website  www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, or via the QR code below.  Pick-up will be
Tuesday, November 21.  Pick-up times and location information are on the
pie ordering website.
Pies can also be purchased as a gift for LSRHS faculty and staff and/or for
donation to the Lincoln or Sudbury Fire and Police and to the Lincoln Food
Pantry/St. Vincent DePaul at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Sudbury Food
Pantry at Ascension Parish/Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury.  All
gifted and donated pies will be delivered by FELS to their respective
recipients.

Don't need a pie this Thanksgiving?  Please consider a donation to FELS.
Our goal for our 2024 Annual Appeal is $10,000.  Both links are on our home
page.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 by then-Lincoln-Sudbury parent Peter von Mertens that
awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff
to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.  FELS
offers parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S
professional staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and
genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is
“Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

For further questions, contact Nancy Marshall at ad...@felsgrant.org.
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[LincolnTalk] CORRECTED Pick-Up date for FELS Pie Sale

[Nancy Marshall]

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln - Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, is celebrating 25 years of providing grants to
teachers and staff at LSRHS to pursue their individual and professional
interests and passions. In our 25 years, FELS has given out well over 100
grants, totaling in excess of $150,000. Funding for the grants has been
thanks to the support of many people responding to our Annual Appeal and
purchasing pies through our Annual Thanksgiving Pie Sale, which kicks off
again October 15. Please, in this special season of celebration, consider a
donation in buying a pie for your Thanksgiving table or to share with a
local Food Pantry, Police and Fire, or a particularly special teacher or
staff member at LSRHS. Your contribution will be impactful.

We are grateful to Tom Fosnot and Ruth-Anne Adams, LSRHS parents and
owner/chefs of The Hyve, for again offering their talents in crafting an
array of wonderful Thanksgiving dessert choices.  Pies can be ordered from
October 15-November 10 through our website  www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, or via the QR code below.  Pick-up will be
Tuesday, November 26.  Pick-up times and location information are on the
pie ordering website.
Pies can also be purchased as a gift for LSRHS faculty and staff and/or for
donation to the Lincoln or Sudbury Fire and Police and to the Sudbury Food
Pantry at Ascension Parish/Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury.  A donor
has notified the Lincoln Food Pantry that they will supply pies for all
households who utilize the Pantry, and thus further donations for them from
FELS are not needed this year.  All gifted and donated pies will be
delivered by FELS to their respective recipients.

Don't need a pie this Thanksgiving?  Please consider a donation to FELS.
Our goal for our 2024 Annual Appeal is $10,000.  Both links are on our home
page.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 by then-Lincoln-Sudbury parent Peter von Mertens that
awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff
to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.  FELS
offers parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S
professional staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and
genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is
“Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

For further questions, contact Nancy Marshall at ad...@felsgrant.org.

Thank you.
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[LincolnTalk] Foundation for Educators At LS Thanksgiving Pie Sale

[Nancy Marshall]

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln - Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, is celebrating 25 years of providing grants to
teachers and staff at LSRHS to pursue their individual and professional
interests and passions. In our 25 years, FELS has given out well over 100
grants, totaling in excess of $150,000. Funding for the grants has been
thanks to the support of many people responding to our Annual Appeal and
purchasing pies through our Annual Thanksgiving Pie Sale, which kicks off
again October 15. Please, in this special season of celebration, consider a
donation in buying a pie for your Thanksgiving table or to share with a
local Food Pantry, Police and Fire, or a particularly special teacher or
staff member at LSRHS. Your contribution will be impactful.

We are grateful to Tom Fosnot and Ruth-Anne Adams, LSRHS parents and
owner/chefs of The Hyve, for again offering their talents in crafting an
array of wonderful Thanksgiving dessert choices.  Pies can be ordered from
October 15-November 10 through our website  www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, or via the QR code below.  Pick-up will be
Tuesday, November 21.  Pick-up times and location information are on the
pie ordering website.
Pies can also be purchased as a gift for LSRHS faculty and staff and/or for
donation to the Lincoln or Sudbury Fire and Police and to the Sudbury Food
Pantry at Ascension Parish/Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury.  A donor
has notified the Lincoln Food Pantry that they will supply pies for all
households who utilize the Pantry, and thus further donations for them from
FELS are not needed this year.  All gifted and donated pies will be
delivered by FELS to their respective recipients.

Don't need a pie this Thanksgiving?  Please consider a donation to FELS.
Our goal for our 2024 Annual Appeal is $10,000.  Both links are on our home
page.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 by then-Lincoln-Sudbury parent Peter von Mertens that
awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff
to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.  FELS
offers parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S
professional staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and
genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is
“Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

For further questions, contact Nancy Marshall at ad...@felsgrant.org.

Thank you.

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[LincolnTalk] Ultimate Frisbee for Middle Schoolers

[Nancy Marshall]

Curtis Ultimate Frisbee is back for Fall 2024! The club is open to all
students (6/7/8th grades) who want to learn Ultimate frisbee for the first
time or grow their skills. Lincoln students grades 6th-8th are welcome! We
meet Friday 3:15-4:45 and will start Friday, September 6th and play through
November 1st. Parental sign-up required via Google Forms:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZnG7I63GqvrhWahrGcX4bEupNLXng0TfNFnsVQsM98MEGWw/viewform
For
questions please e-mail ecurtismsultim...@gmail.com and more information
can be found on our website:
https://sites.google.com/view/e-curtis-ultimate-frisbee/
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[LincolnTalk] Tree Down

[Nancy Marshall]

Beaver Pond Road on Lincoln Road end.  Tree balanced on transformer/power
lines.  Open to #10 Beaver Pond.

Police have been notified.
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[LincolnTalk] Thank you from FELS

[Nancy Marshall]

The Board of FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury,
www.FELSGrant.org would like to thank everyone who made our Thanksgiving
Pie sale an enormous success this year.



Ruth-Anne Adams and Tom Fosnot of The Hyve, who made each pie from scratch,
along with many helping hands from our Board and the MLK Action Project
student volunteers, we all came together to distribute pies to many
Thanksgiving tables in our towns.



This year, we doubled the number of pies sold in 2022.  Thanks to many
generous people, by the numbers we delivered gifts to:



~ LS Teachers and Staff, 29 gifted and 6 raffled pies

~ the Sudbury Food Pantry, 31 pies

~ Sudbury Fire and Police, 11 pies

~ Lincoln Fire and Police, 9 pies



We had numerous calls and emails about the pies and gratitude from those
receiving donated or gifted pies.



The FELS annual appeal continues through the end of the year and we
encourage you to visit our website and please consider a donation.  Every
dollar counts and from those donations we can fund opportunities for our
teachers and staff to pursue their personal dreams and passions.  Our
motto, *Inspired Teachers Inspire Students*, is not just aspirational.  We
hear time and time again what a difference the opportunities we fund make
in the professional lives of LSRHS faculty and staff.



FELS will meet again in January to hear from some of 2023’s grant
recipients and plan for 2024’s grant cycle.  Our meetings are posted on our
website and are open to the public.



With thanks and best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season



Nancy Marshall

For the FELS Board
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[LincolnTalk] Tan dog loose on Tower Road

[Nancy Marshall]

A dog was spied on Tower Road, around 9:30, l toward 117, wearing a pumpkin
bandanna and bark collar around his neck.

My friend attempted to call him but he took off.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Last day for FELS Thanksgiving Pie Orders!

[Nancy Marshall]

Our sale closes at midnight tonight! Please consider purchasing a pie or
respond to our annual appeal mailing, or both!

 FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury - [www.FELSGrant.org
](http://www.felsgrant.org/), is delighted to offer its annual Thanksgiving
Pie Sale again this year.  We are grateful to Tom Fosnot and Ruth-Anne
Adams, LSRHS parents and owner/chefs of The Hyve, for offering their
talents in crafting an array of wonderful Thanksgiving dessert choices.
Pies can be ordered through our extended deadline November 13 via our
website [www.FELSGrant.org](http://www.felsgrant.org/).  Pick-up will be
Tuesday, November 21. Pick-up times and location information are on the pie
ordering website.

 Pies can also be purchased as a gift for LSRHS faculty and staff and/or
for donation to the Lincoln or Sudbury Fire and Police and to the Sudbury
Food Pantry at Ascension Parish/Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury. A
donor has notified the Lincoln Food Pantry that they will supply pies for
all households who utilize the Pantry, and thus further donations for them
from FELS are not needed this year. All gifted and donated pies will be
delivered by FELS to their respective recipients.

 Don't need a pie this Thanksgiving? Please consider a donation to FELS.
Our goal for our 2023 Annual Appeal is $15,000.

 FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 by then-Lincoln-Sudbury parent Peter von Mertens that
awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff
to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions. FELS
offers parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S
professional staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and
genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is
“Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.” For further questions, contact Nancy
Marshall at ad...@felsgrant.org.

 Thank you.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] FELS Pie Sale in its Final Week

[Nancy Marshall]

We are in our last week of pie sales!  Complete your Thanksgiving table
with a fabulous pie from FELS and The Hyve and support grants for LSRHS
Teachers and Staff!   Sale ends Monday, November 13 at midnight!  Don't
need a pie?  Please consider a donation.  Details below!

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury - www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, is delighted to offer its annual Thanksgiving
Pie Sale again this year.  We are grateful to Tom Fosnot and Ruth-Anne
Adams, LSRHS parents and owner/chefs of The Hyve, for offering their
talents in crafting an array of wonderful Thanksgiving dessert choices.

Pies can be ordered through our extended deadline November 13 via our
website  www.FELSGrant.org <http://www.felsgrant.org/>, or via the QR code
below.  Pick-up will be Tuesday, November 21.  Pick-up times and location
information are on the pie ordering website.

Pies can also be purchased as a gift for LSRHS faculty and staff and/or for
donation to the Lincoln or Sudbury Fire and Police and to the Sudbury Food
Pantry at Ascension Parish/Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury.  A donor
has notified the Lincoln Food Pantry that they will supply pies for all
households who utilize the Pantry, and thus further donations for them from
FELS are not needed this year.  All gifted and donated pies will be
delivered by FELS to their respective recipients.

Don't need a pie this Thanksgiving?  Please consider a donation to FELS.
Our goal for our 2023 Annual Appeal is $15,000.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 by then-Lincoln-Sudbury parent Peter von Mertens that
awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff
to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.  FELS
offers parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S
professional staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and
genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is
“Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

For further questions, contact Nancy Marshall at ad...@felsgrant.org.

Thank you.

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[LincolnTalk] Fwd: FELS Thanksgiving Pie Sale

[Nancy Marshall]

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury - www.FELSGrant.org
<http://www.felsgrant.org/>, is delighted to offer its annual Thanksgiving
Pie Sale again this year.  We are grateful to Tom Fosnot and Ruth-Anne
Adams, LSRHS parents and owner/chefs of The Hyve, for offering their
talents in crafting an array of wonderful Thanksgiving dessert choices.

Pies can be ordered from October 15-November 10 through our website
www.FELSGrant.org <http://www.felsgrant.org/>, or via the QR code below.
Pick-up will be Tuesday, November 21.  Pick-up times and location
information are on the pie ordering website.

Pies can also be purchased as a gift for LSRHS faculty and staff and/or for
donation to the Lincoln or Sudbury Fire and Police and to the Sudbury Food
Pantry at Ascension Parish/Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury.  A donor
has notified the Lincoln Food Pantry that they will supply pies for all
households who utilize the Pantry, and thus further donations for them from
FELS are not needed this year.  All gifted and donated pies will be
delivered by FELS to their respective recipients.

Don't need a pie this Thanksgiving?  Please consider a donation to FELS.
Our goal for our 2023 Annual Appeal is $15,000.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 by then-Lincoln-Sudbury parent Peter von Mertens that
awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff
to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.  FELS
offers parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S
professional staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and
genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is
“Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

For further questions, contact Nancy Marshall at ad...@felsgrant.org or
call 781.259.9471.

Thank you.

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[LincolnTalk] ISO Two Sandwich Boards

[Nancy Marshall]

For use by FELS for a month beginning October 10.

Please reply to me directly.

Thank you!

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Free, 1 pair Soda stream SLIM bottles

[Nancy Marshall]

Bought in error, never used, as they are slim, and too long for our bubbler.

1 pair
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[LincolnTalk] Ultimate Frisbee being offered for Middle Schoolers

[Nancy Marshall]

Please email the address at the bottom for more information.

This is a great, highly collegial sport for kids who want to try a new
sport and learn many other skills alongside, including conflict resolution,
given there are no referees in pre-college Ultimate.  The players on both
teams are charged with coming to consensus when there is a call by either
team on the field before play can continue.

Curtis Middle School (Sudbury) Ultimate Frisbee is happening now! We
welcome Lincoln students in 6/7/8th grades who want to learn Ultimate
frisbee for the first time or grow their skills. We meet Friday 3:15-4:45
in front of Curtis M.S. and will play September 8th - November 3rd and
resume in the Spring. Parental sign-up required via Google Forms:
https://forms.gle/Ycoc8hpumrE6LpQ67 For questions please e-mail
ecurtismsultim...@gmail.com.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Tool and. Knife Sharpening at Stonegate Gardens

[Nancy Marshall]

Tom from National Sharpening will return to Stonegate Gardens this Thursday
and Friday, July 13 and 14.

Customers are welcome to drop gardening tools, kitchen knives and scissors at
Stonegate anytime before July 13.  Please pack all materials into a box or
bag and mark items with your name and telephone number and leave with the
cashier.

Items dropped Thursday or Friday will be accepted only if Tom has time to
complete the work by the close of business on Friday.  Tom’s rates can be
found on his website - https://www.nationalsharpening.com/

Stonegate Gardens is full of beautiful opportunities to reimagine your
garden or simply fill a spot that needs attention.  Annuals, herbs and
veggies, fruit trees, clematis and Rhododendrons are all currently on sale.
  Come and have a look!

For more information, please call us on 781.259.8884.
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[LincolnTalk] Begonia workshop at Stonegate Gardens tomorrow, Sunday

[Nancy Marshall]

*Begonia Workshop*



*with Betsy SzymczakSunday, June 4, 202311:30 am*




*Begonias, first made popular by Victorian gardeners, are a diverse genus
and a welcome addition to the collection of the discerning gardener. Join
Betsy Szymczak to learn the ins and outs of growing beautiful begonias. A
brief begonia discussion will be followed by tips on how to grow, propogate
and maintain these lovely plants.Betsy is an American Begonia Society (ABS)
certified judge and ABS National Juding co-chair, and has judged begonias
at flower shows in Boston, Philadelphia and Newport. Betsy recently retired
after more than 35 years of teaching clinical microbiology.We will have a
broad selection of begonias available for your home and garden *— *before
and after the workshop!*
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[LincolnTalk] Felix Doolittle Trunk Show at Stonegate Gardens

[Nancy Marshall]

Today, Saturday, from 10-3, Felix Fu of Felix Doolittle stationers in
Newton, will be in the Greenhouse at Stonegate with a number of his
wonderful artworks.

Felix will be calligraphing bookplates for visitors and he will display and
sell his watercolor prints, boxed cards, and other items that are special
to his time with us at Stonegate.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Violin for 9th grader

[Nancy Marshall]

I was going to suggest Paul at Spencer Brook Strings.  We bought a violin
from him for our daughter and he is incredibly nice and may have options on
loans or a violin she could keep.  He is very helpful in maintaining
instruments as well.  Based in Maynard.

Nancy Marshall

__

instrumental Angels collects violins and other instruments for donation:

https://www.instrumentalangels.org/

The drop down menu under "Play Your Part" has "Instrument Requests". I'd
give them a try. One of their sponsors is Spencer Brook Strings, and they
might have some information if you can't get through to Instrumental
Angels. Paul at Spencer Brook fixes up donated violins for that group.

https://www.spencerbrookstrings.com/

On Sun, Apr 16, 2023 at 4:36?PM Susan Winship 
wrote:

>
> There is a South Sudanese girl going to Andover for the second  summer.
> She plays the violin but has to give  it back each year to her school.
> If you have a fairly decent violin that is sitting around,she would love
> it! Please let me know.
> susanwins...@comcast.net
>
> Just to let you know- we have about 50 south Sudanese kids going to
> residential camp this summer! Mary S  has worked incredibly hard to place
> all the kids who want to go away. We have to raise $80,000 for camp but
the
> camps also give over $100,000 in scholarships. Your help has made
> this possible? so thank you? A real impact!!
> So Important!
> Thank you!
> Susan
>
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[LincolnTalk] Tool and Knife Sharpening at Stonegate Gardens

[Nancy Marshall]

Tom from National Sharpening will return to Stonegate Gardens this Thursday
and Friday, April 13 and 14.

Customers are welcome to drop gardening tools and kitchen knives at
Stonegate anytime before April 13.  Please mark all materials with your
name and telephone number and leave with the cashier.

Items dropped Thursday or Friday will be accepted only if Tom has time to
complete the work by the close of business on Friday.

Stonegate is emerging into spring and awash with color; new perennials,
annuals, trees and shrubs are arriving daily.  Come and have a look!

For more information, please call us on 781.259.8884.

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[LincolnTalk] Knife Handle question

[Nancy Marshall]

I have a beloved kitchen knife whose handle for some reason is degrading
and is about to expire.  I love the weight of the handle and the balance it
offers the blade and have been keeping it intact with a lot of rubber bands.

I am in search of someone who might be able to fabricate a new handle,
possibly upcycling parts of the handle that remain intact.

Any suggestions please email me directly.

Thank you,

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Re: [LincolnTalk] Cat food

[Nancy Marshall]

Food taken with plenty of back up.

Thanks

On Thu, Feb 9, 2023 at 4:19 PM Nancy Marshall 
wrote:

> We were mistakenly delivered  24 cans of veterinary diet Purina pro plan
> UR Savory Selects, 12 each of turkey and salmon, from Chewy.  Photo
> attached. We usually get 24 pounds of dry dog food…
>
> If anyone can use this, please message me directly.  Otherwise i will
> donate to a shelter.
>
>
> Nancy Marshall
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Re: [LincolnTalk] MiniSplit / Garage Heater Provider

[Nancy Marshall]

Hey, we use Belmont Mechanical, Chris Trudeau.  Office number is ‭(617)
484-3232‬.

We have used them since we moved in.  Really kind, good guy.

Nance
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[LincolnTalk] 2023 Atkinson Scholarship Application is Now Available

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Pass along information to anyone who might be interested in applying.

Atkinson Scholarship Program

Now Accepting Applications

Deadline: February 1, 2023

The Sudbury Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2023 Atkinson
Scholarship Program. If you know a high school senior who might be
interested, please let them know that they can find information about the
scholarship program on our website at sudburyfoundation.org

.


The Atkinson Scholarship is $5,000 and is renewable for three additional
years of support. Students are selected based on a combination of financial
need, academic performance, and merit.


The program is open to high school seniors graduating in the spring of
2023 who are planning to attend a four or two-year college, or approved,

post-secondary vocational school. Applicants must be:


-Enrolled at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (L-S), OR

-A Sudbury resident or the dependent of a Sudbury resident, OR

-The dependent of a Town of Sudbury or L-S full-time employee.


Go to sudburyfoundation.org

to apply online and to learn more about

the Atkinson Scholarship Program or contact us at 978-443-0849.
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[LincolnTalk] FELS Pie Sale Distribution

[Nancy Marshall]

A big thank you to the Lincoln and Sudbury Communities for their support of
our revived FELS Thanksgiving Pie Sale.  We sold over 100 pies and had a
generous portion of them, almost half, given as donations to both towns'
Food Pantries and to the Police and Fire departments.  Ruth-Anne and Tom of
The Hyve have been very busy preparing the pies and you won't be
disappointed!  We at FELS are VERY THANKFUL for their culinary support and
of course for those who purchased a pie or two or three!!

Patrons who ordered pies for their own Thanksgiving tables should plan to
pick them up tomorrow, Tuesday, November 22, at the location they
requested, either at Lincoln-Sudbury, just inside the left front door near
the entrance to the auditorium, or at the Lincoln Council on Aging.  *Hours
are 3-6pm.*  Please be prompt, as pies will not be available after 6pm.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
that awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and
staff to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.
FELS was founded in 2000 to offer parents a tangible way to show their
appreciation to the L-S professional staff for the unflagging dedication,
tireless effort, and genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our
guiding principle is “Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”

Nancy Marshall for FELS

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[LincolnTalk] FELS Thanksgiving Pie Sale extended through November 14

[Nancy Marshall]

FINAL DEADLINE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 5pm

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org,
is offering its Thanksgiving Pie Sale again this year, after a four year
hiatus.

Pies will be sold through Friday, November 11, this year baked with love
and local ingredients by The Hyve.  Pick-up will be available at LSRHS and
the Lincoln Council on Aging on Tuesday, November 22 from 3-6pm.  Pies can
also be gifted to staff and faculty at LSRHS and will be delivered by FELS
Board members.  For more details, go to www.FELSGrant.org.

Pies can also be purchased through our website for donation to the Food
Pantries in Lincoln and Sudbury, and the Lincoln and Sudbury Fire and
Police, all of which will be delivered by FELS Board members.  Traveling
and can't buy a pie?   Please consider a donation to FELS.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
that awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and
staff to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.
FELS was founded by Lincoln resident Peter von Mertens in 2000 to offer
parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S professional
staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and genuine caring
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[LincolnTalk] FELS Pie Sale in its Final Week

[Nancy Marshall]

Final week to order your Thanksgiving Pies from FELS!

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org,
is offering its Thanksgiving Pie Sale again this year, after a four year
hiatus.

Pies will be sold through Friday, November 11, this year baked with love
and local ingredients by The Hyve. Pick-up will be available at LSRHS and
the Lincoln Council on Aging on Tuesday, November 22 from 3-6pm. Pies can
also be gifted to staff and faculty at LSRHS and will be delivered by FELS
Board members. For more details, go to www.FELSGrant.org.

Pies can also be purchased through our website for donation to the Food
Pantries in Lincoln and Sudbury, and the Lincoln and Sudbury Fire and
Police, all of which will be delivered by FELS Board members. Traveling and
can't buy a pie? Please consider a donation to FELS.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
that awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and
staff to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.
FELS was founded by Lincoln resident Peter von Mertens in 2000 to offer
parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S professional
staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and genuine caring
they routinely offer our children. Our guiding principle is “Inspired
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[LincolnTalk] Tool and Knife Sharpening at Stonegate Gardens

[Nancy Marshall]

*Tom fromNational Knife Sharpening Returns!*



*Knife and Gardening ToolDrop-Off Instructions:*You may drop off your
knives and gardening tools at
Stonegate Gardens now through Friday, November 4.

Please have your name and phone number clearly marked and
secured to the bag or box containing your knives.

National Sharpening will accept walk-in orders on
Thursday and Friday, but drop-off orders will take priority.

National Sharpening now charges a 3% credit card
processing fee. Cash or checks accepted.
*National Knife Sharpening Price List:*
*Clipper Blades: $8*
*Beveled Edge Shear: $15*
*Beveled Edge Thinning Shear: $15*
*Convex Shear: $25*

*Convex Thinner: $18*
*Paring Knives: $8*
*Chef’s Knives (any size): $12*
*Asian Knives (any size): $15*


*Gardening Tools*
*Pruner: $8*
*Hedge Trimmer: $10*
*Lopping Shears: $10*

Dull blades are for dull people. Dull people can’t perform their carving
and gardening tasks to the best of their ability with dull blades. National
Knife Sharpening’s professional sharpening services will make your blades
as good as new; they are always focused on quality and consistency. Dull no
more!
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[LincolnTalk] FELS Thanksgiving Pie Sale is back!

[Nancy Marshall]

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org,
is offering its Thanksgiving Pie Sale again this year, after a four year
hiatus.

Pies will be sold through Friday, November 11, this year baked with love
and local ingredients by The Hyve.  Pick-up will be available at LSRHS and
the Lincoln Council on Aging on Tuesday, November 22 from 3-6pm.  Pies can
also be gifted to staff and faculty at LSRHS and will be delivered by FELS
Board members.  For more details, go to www.FELSGrant.org.

Pies can also be purchased through our website, for donation to the Food
Pantries in Lincoln and Sudbury and the Lincoln and Sudbury Fire and
Police.  Traveling and can't buy a pie?   Please consider a donation to
FELS.

FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
that awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and
staff to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.
FELS was founded by Lincoln resident Peter von Mertens in 2000 to offer
parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S professional
staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and genuine caring
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[LincolnTalk] Job opportunity at Stonegate Gardens

[Nancy Marshall]

Stonegate Gardens is seeking an administrative assistant to work with the
Owner in general day-to-day operations. Candidate should have strong
organizational, interpersonal and multi-tasking skills, and solid basic
computer literacy (Microsoft Word & Excel and Quickbooks  in particular).
Familiarity/comfort with nursery plant material is very helpful but not
required. Responsibilities will include assisting the owner with general
administration and operations, including billing/receiving and accounts
payable, answering the phones. Approximately 24 hours per week onsite,
scheduling can be flexible insofar as hours per day, could work well within
school hours.  Interested applicants please provide a resume and letter of
interest in person, 339 South Great Road, Lincoln, MA

or by email to ly...@stonegategardens.com.  Call Lynne Bower at
781.259.8884 if you have questions.
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[LincolnTalk] PFAS in organic compost

[Nancy Marshall]

Radio Boston did a piece on this recently.  Would be a good thing for the
local at-home composting service (collection also available at the transfer
station) to consider and report out.

It’s possible that we are in this for a long haul until a lot of food
packaging and other practices are overhauled or avoided altogether.

https://www.wbur.org/radioboston/2022/07/12/forever-chemicals-pfas-composting
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[LincolnTalk] Travel Agent

[Nancy Marshall]

Kerry Boyd, former teacher at Lincoln School, is now a travel consultant.
She is just wonderful.

https://www.foratravel.com/advisor/kerry-boyd


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[LincolnTalk] Window repair

[Nancy Marshall]

We have a number of windows that need replacing/repair as well.

I saw Sara Mattes' recommendation the other day, and noted it.  I also saw
a truck "The Window Guys" around Lincoln and wondered whether anyone had a
positive experience with them.

Thanks,

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[LincolnTalk] Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury

[Nancy Marshall]

The Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, or FELS (www.FELSGrant.org),
is a non-profit founded in the early 2000's by Lincolnite and then-LSRHS
parent Peter von Mertens, to support teachers and staff at Lincoln-Sudbury
in pursuing their personal passions and interests.  We provide grants that
fully or partially fund a wide array of opportunities that include travel,
education, refreshment and enrichment, locally and well beyond.

Our mission intentionally does not tie our grant funding to the applicant's
individual profession within LSRHS.  Our motto, *Inspired Teachers Inspire
Students, *pretty much says it all.

We are seeking new members for our Board.  We welcome parents of middle
schoolers, current LSRHS parents, and parents of LSRHS alumni.  We meet 7-8
times each year.  Serving on the FELS Board provides a unique lens into
Lincoln-Sudbury.  It offers an opportunity to know grant recipients more
deeply than day-to-day encounters as a parent and allows one to really
understand the positive value of what our grants provide, both to the
applicant and more broadly to the student experience at Lincoln-Sudbury.

Interested individuals are welcome to visit our website, www.FELSGrant.org
and/or contact us with questions at ad...@felsgrant.org.
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[LincolnTalk] The Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury

[Nancy Marshall]

The Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, or FELS, is a non-profit
founded in the early 2000's by Lincolnite Peter von Mertens, to support
teachers and staff at Lincoln-Sudbury in pursuing their personal passions
and interests.  We provide grants that fully or partially fund a wide array
of opportunities that include travel, education,  refreshment and
enrichment locally and well beyond.

Our mission intentionally does not tie our grant funding to the applicant's
individual profession within LSRHS.  Our motto, *Inspired Teachers Inspire
Students, *pretty much says it all.

We are seeking new members for our Board.  We welcome parents of middle
schoolers, current LSRHS parents, and parents of LSRHS alumni.  We meet 7-8
times each year.  Serving on the FELS Board provides a unique lens into
Lincoln-Sudbury.  It offers an opportunity to know grant recipients more
deeply than day-to-day encounters as a parent and allows one to really
understand the positive value of what our grants provide, both to the
applicant and more broadly to the student experience at Lincoln-Sudbury.

Interested individuals are welcome to contact us with questions at
ad...@felsgrant.org.
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[LincolnTalk] Kitchen and garden tool sharpening

[Nancy Marshall]

Tom from National Sharpening will return this Thursday and Saturday to
Stonegate Gardens to sharpen your kitchen and gardening tools.



Interested customers can drop off their items, clearly marked with a name
and phone number with the cashier in advance of Thursday, or come either
day in the morning to ensure same day service.



Payment is directly to National Sharpening by check, credit card or cash.



Thank you,



Stonegate Gardens

339 South Great Road




781.259.8884
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[LincolnTalk] Styrofoam Coolers

[Nancy Marshall]

Svenfish, a local fresh fish delivery service, uses the coolers for their
deliveries.

They are in Concord.  Maybe give them a call about donating.
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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&nav=recent
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[LincolnTalk] Trash in Town

[Nancy Marshall]

Maybe don a pair of gloves and bring a piece or two of trash you find along
your journey, for deposit in a barrel by the Donaldson Auditorium on
Saturday before town meeting?

Some gold stars to give out and getting your hand stamped as an attendee,
what could be more rewarding?
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[LincolnTalk] Sports/Soccer Camp

[Nancy Marshall]

Target Soccer Camp in Concord, run by three area high school teachers, two
of whom are the LSRHS soccer coaches, is an excellent and very healthy
mixture of fun and sports.  Our younger son was a junior coach there and
just loved it.

https://www.targetsocceracademy.com/

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[LincolnTalk] FELS Talk Tomorrow

[Nancy Marshall]

Just a reminder to join us at "The Little Red Schoolhouse ZOOMS into the
21'st C" tomorrow, Thursday, March 24 at 7pm in the Lecture Hall at LSRHS.
We have a terrific panel, four of whom - David Urion, Jal Mehta, Anne
Sanderson and Maureen Merkelz - either live or work in Lincoln.  All of our
panelists are approaching experiential education, critical thinking,
intervention, Diversity/Equity/Inclusion and neuroscience, and the
profession of teaching in inspiring and ambitious ways.  Please learn more
about FELS and the FELS Talk panel below and we hope to see you there!

https://www.felsgrant.org/index.php/2022-fels-talk/

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[LincolnTalk] Cara Endyke-Doran for Lincoln-Sudbury School Committee

[Nancy Marshall]

I write this letter today as a private citizen.  This year’s race for
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee is contested, with three
candidates, including Cara Endyke-Doran, the current Chair, running for one
of the two open positions.  Lincoln’s vote for Cara this year is *extremely
critical* in ensuring a balance of views on the Committee, long-lens
institutional perspective in School Committee deliberations, thoughtful
discussions regarding the Regional Agreement and a focus on how Lincoln and
Sudbury can best support our regional high school.  I hope residents had a
chance to attend the Candidates Forum this past Wednesday or are able to
view it online.  Please also and remember to vote on Monday, March 28 in
the Reed (Brooks) gym at Lincoln School.



I am formally endorsing Cara Endyke-Doran for re-election to the
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee.  Cara has worked in the
international public health sector for many years; she has a dual Masters
in Public Health and Nursing.  She is also the parent of four children, two
of whom have graduated from LSRHS and two who are students there.   Cara
has leaned into both her professional credentials and her own parenting
experiences throughout the COVID pandemic.   Her calm and attentive
leadership has shepherded the LSSC and the District through these last two
years with grounded information and clear communication to constituents.
Cara’s hard work and commitment have helped LSRHS to continue educating our
high schoolers, to support more acute social and emotional needs arising
from the pandemic and to keep students and staff as protected from the
virus as possible.  Cara led the COVID-19 testing sub-committee at the
onset of the pandemic during her very first year on the Committee. Through
her strong advocacy, LS was one of the first schools in the State to offer
COVID-19 testing to all its students and staff.



The School Committee has accomplished a great deal over the past three
years, hiring an excellent Director of Finance and Operations in Kirsteen
Patterson, reviewing and revising the complete School Committee policy
manual, and considering new and amended LSRHS curricula in an increasingly
global and mindful context.  This year, the School Committee successfully
negotiated a new three-year collective bargaining agreement that considers
well what is fair in the context of annual budgeting alongside.the talents
of our terrific LSRHS faculty and staff.   In this late/post-COVID
environment, where teachers and school administrators across the US are
leaving their jobs, permanently, in droves, striking a relational and
equitable balance and reinforcing the quality of teaching and commitment of
time to our students, all of this is vital.



And there is always more to do.  Cara’s continued, committed leadership,
given her initiative and accrued understanding of process and knowledge of
School Committee governance, will be an asset for both towns.



Cara is committed to Lincoln-Sudbury and has ensured the Committee is
operating in the best interest of our students, staff, parents and broader
communities. She has respectfully listened and taken into account the
sometimes widely differing perspectives from the three communities of
Lincoln, Sudbury, and Boston, as well as our commonalities, how we
understand and appreciate LSRHS day-to-day.



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[LincolnTalk] 2022 FELS Talk, Thursday, March 24, 7pm, Lecture Hall at LSRHS

[Nancy Marshall]

*2022 FELS TALK*

*THE LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE ZOOMS INTO THE 21ST CENTURY*



FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School,
will present its annual FELS Talk, The Faye Goldberg-Scheff Memorial
Lecture, on Thursday, March 24, 2022, at 7pm in the Lecture Hall at
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, 390 Lincoln Road, Sudbury,
Massachusetts.



The featured topic this year will focus on the impact of educational
innovation and technology on teaching and learning in today's diverse
classroom.   The evening will feature a slate of panelists who will
approach the topics from a wide range of professional perspectives.  They
will share their thoughts about the challenges and opportunities, in
education via innovation, interventions, neuroscience, technology, equity
and inclusion, that have arisen in the first two decades of this new
century and their impacts on teaching and learning.  The panel discussion
will highlight ongoing research and new approaches to education alongside
current understanding of pediatric and adolescent development.



The moderator for the evening will be *Virginia Blake*, Director of
Scheduling and Curriculum at Lincoln-Sudbury.  The format for the evening
will be a panel discussion around a set of questions followed by an
audience question-and-answer.



The panelists featured in this year’s FELS Talk will include:



*Maureen Markelz* is a literacy specialist at the Lincoln School. She
provides intervention for students and coaches teachers on best practices
in literacy instruction. Maureen is a Deeper Learning Teacher Leader, a
cohort of faculty members committed to developing Deeper Learning in their
classrooms and connecting this work to our shared goal of equitable
instruction for all students.



*Rob MacDonald* is the Director of Academics at NuVu Innovation School in
Cambridge, MA.  Rob has over 25 years working in schools; he's taught a
wide variety of courses, served as a department head and done consulting
work on topics ranging from project-based learning to schedule design.



*Jal Mehta* is Faculty Co-Chair, Learning Design, Innovation, and
Technology (LDIT) at the Harvard University School of Education.  He has
written extensively on what it would take to improve American education,
with a particular focus on the professionalization of teaching.



*Anne L’Hommedieu Sanderson* is Co-founder and Executive Director of
ThinkerAnalytix and an Associate in the Harvard University Philosophy
Department.  In partnership with Harvard University, ThinkerAnalytix trains
students around the world in logical reasoning skills and intellectual
charity.



*Masha Stine*, she/her, is a 9th grade Algebra teacher in Lawrence, MA and
a 2009 graduate of Lincoln-Sudbury. Masha is passionate about bringing
together teachers in communities of practice including critical
consciousness training and DIY Coaching, a teacher-led professional
development model rooted in video tape reflection.



*David K. Urion, MD, FAAN *is a pediatric neurologist and medical ethicist.
He serves as Director of Education for the Department of Neurology at
Boston Children’s Hospital, where he holds the Charles F. Barlow Chair in
Neurology. His inpatient service time is divided between the Neurocritical
Care and the Inpatient Child Neurology Services. His outpatient practice is
centered on pediatric behavioral neurology.



Admission will be $10 per person.  All proceeds will benefit the Foundation
for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, www.FELSGrant.org.


FELS is a non-profit organization that awards enrichment grants to
Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and staff to pursue their professional
and personal interests and passions. FELS was founded in 2000 to offer
parents a tangible way to show their appreciation to the L-S professional
staff for the unflagging dedication, tireless effort, and genuine caring
they routinely offer our children.  The FELS Talk was designated The Faye
Goldberg-Scheff Memorial Lecture in 2012, to honor the memory of
Goldberg-Scheff, a cherished member of the FELS Board.
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Epson 126 Black Ink Cartidges

[Nancy Marshall]

Spoken for

On Sat, Feb 26, 2022 at 9:57 PM Nancy Marshall 
wrote:

> Have two, bought by accident and can't return.
>
> Happy to have someone take them if they can use them.
>
> Msg me directly.
>
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[LincolnTalk] Epson 126 Black Ink Cartidges

[Nancy Marshall]

Have two, bought by accident and can't return.

Happy to have someone take them if they can use them.

Msg me directly.
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[LincolnTalk] Voter Registration for March 28 Town Elections

[Nancy Marshall]

New residents and/or newly eligible voters in Lincoln can register to vote
via a variety of ways in time for our Town elections in late March.  The
polls are open for in person voting on Monday March 28, two days after
Annual Town Meeting on March 26.

There are a number of contested races for our town government and school
committees.  Residents can review the various ways to register and to vote
via absentee ballot here -

https://www.lincolntown.org/157/Voter-Registration-Information

And here - https://www.lincolntown.org/155/Absentee-Voting

New voters must be registered in Lincoln at least 20 days prior to an
election to be eligible to cast a ballot.  There will also be a voter
registration opportunity for students at LSRHS.

There will be a candidate forum held in Sudbury by the Sudbury League of
Women Voters that will allow voters in both towns to hear the three
candidates for two seats on the LS School Committee.  It will be recorded
on Feb 27 and 28 and be available for streamed viewing on Sudbury TV
shortly thereafter as well as on the Sudbury cable access channels (Comcast
8&9 and Verizon 31 & 32).  Website for access is here:

https://www.sudburytv.org/how-to-watch.html

All electoral races in Sudbury will be included, so hopefully the event
will be indexed to allow simple access to the LS portion of the forum.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Judy Glassman

[Nancy Marshall]

I am saddened to pass along that former Lincoln School Assistant Principal
and later Middle School Principal Judy Glassman passed away on New Year’s
Eve.  Judy had a lengthy battle with dementia for the last five or so
years.

Local lore that continues (most recently in text exchanges this morning)
include stories about Judy’s “click-click-clicking” heels as she quickly
made her way to points in the school building.  She also hung a
substantial, pink, fuzzy bathrobe on a hook in her office to provide visual
encouragement to students to “choose well” what to wear to school.  Judy
was an avid runner and continued her commitment to education at Lesley,
mentoring and evaluating teaching students in their practicum work well
after leaving Lincoln.

I have very fond memories and a great appreciation for Judy.   We remained
friends long after we finished at Lincoln School and Judy retired.  Our
mutual love for Cape Cod and our summers there gave us more times and
places to gather.

Arrangements will be in the Globe today or tomorrow, services will be at
noon at Stanetsky’s in Canton on Tuesday.

If anyone would like to be in touch with Judy’s husband Mitch, just shoot
me an email privately please.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] FELS Thanksgiving Pie Sale

[Nancy Marshall]

As we come close to Thanksgiving, FELS, the Foundation for Educators at
LSRHS, would like to thank the communities of Lincoln and Sudbury for their
ongoing support for more than 20 years.  This year we were unable to offer
our pie sale due to supply chain issues from our baker that could not be
resolved to ensure a guaranteed pie for your Thanksgiving table.  Our pie
sale, along with our annual appeal, are the two main sources of FELS grant
funding to faculty and staff at LSRHS.  Thus, as it was last year,  our
annual appeal is more important than ever.



FELS, the Foundation for Educators at LSRHS, is a non-profit organization
that awards enrichment grants to Lincoln-Sudbury High School faculty and
staff to pursue their professional and personal interests and passions.
FELS was founded in 2000 to offer donors a tangible way to show their
appreciation to the L-S professional staff for the unflagging dedication,
tireless effort, and genuine caring they routinely offer our children. Our
guiding principle is “Inspired Teachers Inspire Students.”



In this season of giving, please consider a donation to FELS.   Your
donation can be designated in honor of a teacher or staff member who has
had a positive impact on your child.   Ways to give can be found on our
website, www.FELSGrant.org.



Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving,



Nancy Marshall,

President, FELS
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[LincolnTalk] 1995 Skybox/DC Comics Batman Trading Cards

[Nancy Marshall]

Unopened, 8 cards per pack, 21 packs.  Two additional “surprise” sets.  Oh
the things we find when clearing out!

$25 donation to FELS - www.FELSGrant.org - and they are yours.  Email me
separately, please.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] News from Stonegate Gardens

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Thanksgiving is right around the corner and Tom from National Sharpening Co
.
will be at Stonegate Gardens November 18th & 19th. So dust off your dull
carving knives and other cutlery so he can make them good as new!

It's also time to cut back those dead or dying perennials for winter and
it's much easier to do with finely sharpened tools. Tom does it all:
shears, pruners, loppers, etc.

Drop off at any time before or on Thursday the 18th or Friday the 19th.
Please make sure to bag or box your items with your name and phone number
clearly labeled.

And come join us November 20 & 21 for our *Festival of Greens*! Our Holiday
Greens have arrived, the shop is filled to the brim with beautiful things
for your Holiday decorating and entertaining and there are many live items
in the greenhouse for gifting and decorating. We have wreaths, garlands,
winter greens for you planters and our Christmas trees arrive this week!
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[LincolnTalk] Job opening at Stonegate Gardens

[Nancy Marshall]

*STONEGATE GARDENS IS HIRING!*



Stonegate Gardens, located at 339 South Great Road

in Lincoln, has a part-time position open, assisting the owner with weekly
email marketing communications, online promotions and customer
registrations, website management and social media presence.  Work would
start at 8-10 hours per week, with a requirement to be on premises for at
least a few hours each week.



Applicants should have experience in marketing, managing and editing
websites, communication and writing, and some familiarity with gardening
and horticulture.  Please contact Lynne Bower, ly...@stonegategardens.com,
or by phone 781.259.8884.
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[LincolnTalk] Coffee maker suggestions

[Nancy Marshall]

Single cup pour over, paper filter or Chemex for multiple cups.  Get a good
burr grinder and read up a bit on optimal weight of coffee and water
temperatures if you want the deep dive.

Better by a long shot for the environment than a Keurig, great compost for
roses and tomatoes, and a fresh cup(s) every single time.  Yes you have to
boil a kettle but the convenience factor is still quite reasonable.
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[LincolnTalk] Donuts

[Nancy Marshall]

Demets, Mystic Avenue in Medford.

Second Union Square too!
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[LincolnTalk] Another Appliance repair suggestion

[Nancy Marshall]

Just as a heads’ up, American Appliance in Waltham was 2-3 weeks out on
availability for house calls, emergent or otherwise, thanks in part I am
sure to Sara Mattes’ endorsements!

Just as an alternative suggestion, Same Day Appliance in Woburn has been
terrific for us, and they were 2-3 days out, but they always do an
extensive telephone discussion before dispatch, and both times I have
called they have walked me through what to do and I’ve been able to sort
things without a house call.  They are kind and patient and I am sure they
lose money on these calls, but it has worked out in maintaining our ancient
appliances.

Nancy Marshall
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[LincolnTalk] Kitchen/Garden Tool Sharpening at Stonegate next week

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Tom from *National Sharpening Co.* is back at Stonegate:
Thursday, August 5th & Friday, August 6th!

Drop off your tools or cutlery prior to August 5th (*highly encouraged*),you
can also come in person on August 5th or August 6th. Please put the tools
in clearly marked bag or box with your name and contact information.  All
tools need to be picked up by August 6th.

Tom accepts cash, check and credit cards.

Call Stonegate for additional information (781) 259 - 8884
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