Re: [LincolnTalk] An important question about doggie poop bags (DPBs)

Hello, I also steward local trails. I find bags (as you have described, Julia and Collette) often and carry those out along with often (daily even!) picking-up dog waste left behind. Most of the trail walkers I meet and greet are amenable to picking up/carrying out waste, though sometimes this

Re: [LincolnTalk] An important question about doggie poop bags (DPBs)

Hi Julia, You aren't mistaken! My husband and I are volunteer Trail Rangers for Lincoln. We are asked to walk the trails and talk to people about good trail habits like cleaning up after their pets and carrying the DPBs out. I hope people are leaving the DPBs behind with the intent to pick them

[LincolnTalk] An important question about doggie poop bags (DPBs)

Is it okay to leave used/filled bags along our trails? I have always assumed the purpose of DPBs was to clean up after our beloved canine companions AND then carry the DPBs with us off the trail to the nearest trash receptacle. But perhaps I've been wrong all these years? Because I find used DPBs

[LincolnTalk] outdoor furniture suggestions

I am looking for some non destructible outdoor furniture that is comfortable and attractive. Suggestions please? I know polywood is an option but don’t know anything about it. Thank you Thank you and be safe. Gretchen 978-771-9767 -- The LincolnTalk mailing list. To post, send

Re: [LincolnTalk] A Valentine’s Day treat from the Town Archives

Whoa! Fascinating and fiscally pro active! Thank you! Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 14, 2022, at 4:22 PM, Claire Mount wrote: > >  > thank you that was very interesting > > > >> On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 11:02 AM Linda McMillan >> wrote: >> Wow. What a process. A labor of love showing

[LincolnTalk] Lincoln Public Library Vacation Week Programs and special writing opportunity for kids!

Hello Lincoln! Lots happening next week and beyond so make sure to take a look! *Virtual Family Bingo, Tues, Feb 22 at 6pm*Intended for children of all ages! Bingo Night at the Lincoln Library is always fun and now your whole family can play at home as our Bingo caller extraordinaire, Sally

Re: [LincolnTalk] A Valentine’s Day treat from the Town Archives

thank you that was very interesting On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 11:02 AM Linda McMillan wrote: > Wow. What a process. A labor of love showing how precious our history is. > > On Feb 14, 2022, at 10:31 AM, Barbara Low wrote: > > That video was really fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing

Re: [LincolnTalk] A Valentine’s Day treat from the Town Archives

Wow. What a process. A labor of love showing how precious our history is. > On Feb 14, 2022, at 10:31 AM, Barbara Low wrote: > > That video was really fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing it with the > town! Is the NEDCC the only place in New England doing these restorations? > Has any

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Re: [LincolnTalk] A Valentine’s Day treat from the Town Archives

That video was really fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing it with the town! Is the NEDCC the only place in New England doing these restorations? Has any other town material been sent there to be restored and preserved? Barbara Low From: Lincoln on behalf

[LincolnTalk] A Valentine’s Day treat from the Town Archives

When a happy couple decides to get married, the first step in making that official is to visit the town clerk’s office and complete, under oath, the “Notice of Intention of Marriage” form. Present-day marriage intentions in Massachusetts evolved from marriage banns, a religious custom in which a