Hi Everyone,
Thanks for any leads; I need someone to come once per day to take care of 2
cats next week.
Warmly,
Jennifer
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I've been a DCU member for 41 years including a few mortgages along the way.
Mostly the experience has been great but recently they have been having
issues partially due to a recent major software replacement (I hesitate to
say 'upgrade'). Right now I have an ongoing dispute with them and found
We’re happy users of DCU as well.
Michael and Linda Moodie
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> On Jul 6, 2022, at 5:56 PM, Bob Kupperstein wrote:
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> Ehren,
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> Thank you for asking - I LOVE to recommend DCU (Digital Federal CU) and CU's
> in general. We've been members for close to 30 years and
Ehren,
Thank you for asking - I LOVE to recommend DCU (Digital Federal CU) and
CU's in general. We've been members for close to 30 years and have had
mortgages, home improvement credit lines, credit cards/checking/savings
accounts for us and our kids, etc. with DCU.
I couldn't be happier with
I'm a relative newcomer, so I'm having trouble following the line that
bikes are going to be the downfall of nature as we know it. I actually see
the attitude behind the boots, bikes, and hooves, combined with how we
choose to interact with our neighbors (both the wild and tame ones) as what
will
Come to Robbins House in Concord…poetry, music and conversation commemorating
the life and death of Brister Freeman
This event has been, in large part, organized by Lincoln’s own, Elise Lemire,
author of Black Walden and Battle Green Vietnam.
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Melinda, et al,
So the WHOLE situation is confusion, where and what mode of movement is
permitted. The strips of asphalt to parallel to some roads in Lincoln was
probably foremost for students of Lincoln school, to take walkers as bikers
off the narrow roads of Lincoln, and reach the core of
I had no idea those were bikes paths.
When we first moved to town 9 years ago, we were looking for bike paths —it
became too confusing.
We bike out of town. Personally, I prefer asphalt paths without cars.
melinda
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Melinda Bruno-Smith
On Jul 6, 2022, at 1:13 PM, Kathy
Just to add to issue about connectivity, if you consider yourself
fortunate to live in a town that still has a working train system you can
actually get to several rail trails.
1. Assabet river rail trail at South Acton stop
3. Bruce freeman by taking train at west concord stop (Route 2 bridge
A link to an interesting ppt on trails in Waltham. The bit on trail
erosion and water bars is noteworthy. Also signage is pretty intense in
some places, lacking in others.
https://www.city.waltham.ma.us/sites/g/files/vyhlif6861/f/uploads/trail_revitalization_project.pdf
Returning to "Lincoln
Dear Lincoln - thank you all for your participation - whether in the Parade
procession or cheering from the sidelines - in this year’s July 4th Parade!
Thank you Veterans! We are grateful to you all for your service and for leading
us again this year.
To the Police & Fire Departments - thank
Covid and dogs and bikes.
Because of mitigating from Covid, people needed company and something to do
out of the house, so they bought dogs and bikes. Therefore more people, bikes,
and dogs on trails.IMHO an increase in education for "newcomers " to the
trails is needed. Some people
That’s right! I recall when I was new to Lincoln asking my husband why bike
riders were riding on the sidewalks and he replied, “those are bike paths!”
> On Jul 5, 2022, at 10:03 PM, Stephanie Smoot
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> "Roadside Paths" are the paved asphalt sidewalks that follow the natural
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A better answer is: it’s a woman’s choice.
Anyone with a shred of respect for women and an iota of understanding regarding
the process of gestation and variety of religious beliefs would answer like
that.
Regards,
Kathy Madison
> On Jul 3, 2022, at 9:34 AM, Stephanie Smoot wrote:
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> A lot
Well said Barbara and I concur on all points that you have expressed here
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> Hi Lincoln,
> There was a string of discussion that didn't have a subject line about trail
> use - I appreciate many comments there
Does anyone have a local(ish) bank or credit union that they love? ( or even
like a lot)We have recently moved here and need a new one. Thank you. Please
say why you like it
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Currently there are about 8 miles open to biking, out of the 80 in town.
The new regulations would roughly double that, to ~20% of trails.
- Chris
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 6:14 PM Joanna Owen Schmergel
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> That is a very kind offer!
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> Ellen does make a good point
Joanna,
I think this is a great idea, and consistent with how most people are
using the trails today. There may be a few folks "bombing down" mount
misery, though I admittedly haven't met them yet myself. Most of the
trails I've ridden are fairly slow going, and ridden the same way.
I'm
Users seeking the "undisturbed Nature experience", amongst others, are
parents with children, grandparents with grandchildren, romantic couples
LOL, etc.
On Wed, Jul 6, 2022 at 12:11 PM Colleen Katsuki
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> I think one unstated issue here is that most of those who oppose bike
> use like
I think one unstated issue here is that most of those who oppose bike
use like me, are elderly. Why not have most of the trails for use by
those who cherish the quietness of the woods? There are plenty of places
to bike, but fewer and fewer places to walk quietly unimpeded by modern
life. And
Does anyone have a recommendation for refrigerator repair, hopefully someone
who could come soon?
Thank you!
Sandra
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As of Saturday, January 22, 2022, the library building has reopened to the
public and we are following our regular schedule.
*Library **Hours June 27, 2022 – July 31, 2022*
Day
Hours open
Monday
1:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Tuesday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wednesday
9:00 am - 8:30 pm
Thursday
9:00 am-
On our front porch in the milk box are free bags of lettuce from our no
pesticide garden. Send a text if you’d like to pick some up!
Kat
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Hi Lincoln,
There was a string of discussion that didn't have a subject line about
trail use - I appreciate many comments there including the one I am
pasting below my own comments here.
As a daily dog walker on a variety of Lincoln Trails at Mt. Misery,
Harrington (aka Stonybrook) and near
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