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WEBSep 12, 2024 · Carolyn Betts Johnston, age 82, of Kennett Square, Penn., and formerly of Lincoln, passed away on August 3, 2024 after an extended illness. Born 1942 in Morristown, N.J, she was the daughter of the late Walter and Hazel Jacobs Betts.
Help out with Lincoln cemetery restoration work
WEB23 hours ago · Eagle Scout Jake Fox and conservator Ta Mara Conde during earlier work in a Lincoln cemetery. Volunteers are invited to help clean some of the gravestones in two Lincoln cemeteries under the guidance of professional conservator Ta Mara Conda on three upcoming Saturdays from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. (rain date is …
News acorns - lincolnsquirrel.com
WEB23 hours ago · The public comment period on the proposal has been extended to October 4. On the state Environmental Monitor web page, click on “Projects Under Review” and then “Environmental Impact Reports “in the line under that. The last entry on the list is the Hanscom project. Then click on “Comment” in the right-hand “Actions” column.
The Lincoln Squirrel – News, features and photos from Lincoln, Mass.
WEBJune 15, 2020 by Alice Waugh. In a very close race for Planning Board, incumbent Lynn DeLisi and challenger Bob Domnitz won the two open seats, ousting Rick Rundell, who has been on the board since 2012. Domnitz previously served on the board from 2003–15 but himself was beaten by Gary Taylor in 2015 by a margin of 481-441 (see table….
Town Meeting study process gets underway - lincolnsquirrel.com
WEB2 days ago · The process of examining Lincoln’s open Town Meeting — “democracy in its purest form,” as Moderator Sarah Cannon Holden said — kicked off on September 16 with two sessions where dozens of residents offered initial feedback. Anyone who wasn’t able to attend may offer their feedback on this Padlet page, which asks what currently works ...
Welcome to the Lincoln Review (version 2)! - Lincoln Squirrel
WEBAug 6, 2024 · Welcome to the Lincoln Review (version 2)! August 6, 2024. As subscribers probably know, the Lincoln Squirrel has published the Lincoln Chipmunk, an online arts periodical, for the last several years as a successor to the print-only Lincoln Review (1977–2019). This summer, I’m welcoming Barbara Rhines as …
Booklet celebrates 10 years of the Lincoln Squirrel
WEBDec 12, 2022 · The Lincoln Squirrel is celebrating 10 years of publication this month — a decade of covering Lincoln with 3,534 posts on the website as of December 9, 2022 (not to mention almost 4,000 individual calendar events).
“A Long Time Coming” by Ray Anthony Shepard: A Review
WEBSep 25, 2023 · In A Long Time Coming: A Lyrical Biography of Race in America from Ona Judge to Barack Obama, award-winning author and First Parish in Lincoln member Ray Anthony Shepard explores Black Americans’ fierce struggles for freedom and justice over 200 years.He does so through biographies of six individuals, four born into slavery and two born after emancipation, revealing how the arc of reform, as ...
Recent project partially updates water system, but more to come
WEBAug 19, 2024 · The project has not yet been put out to bid so scheduling is unclear, but the hope is to start in spring 2025, he added. For Phase 2 from the five-way intersection to Codman Road, the Water Department plans to ask for another $6.4 million in bonding at the 2025 Annual Town Meeting. If it’s necessary to break that phase into two parts, “the ...
The Lincoln Chipmunk | …part of the Lincoln Squirrel
WEBSeptember 2023 (Vol. 4, #3) “A Long Time Coming” by Ray Anthony Shepard: A Review by Barbara Slayter. Three Poems by Ron Chester.
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