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Lincoln Releases Early Voting Details for September 1 State Primary

Lincoln election officials released early voting and mail-in ballot details ahead of the September 1 state primary, giving residents multiple ways to cast a ballot this fall. The town's News Flash feed pointed voters to sample ballots and registration-check tools alongside early voting …

LINCOLN -- Town election officials have released details on early voting and mail-in ballot options ahead of the September 1 state primary, giving Lincoln voters several weeks to plan how they will cast a ballot.

TOWN HALL

The town's News Flash feed announced that information on the September 1 State Primary is now available, covering early voting in person, voting by mail, sample ballots, and how residents can check their voter registration status. Residents can find full details, including dates and hours for in-person early voting, at the town's election information page.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

The Lincoln Public Library has two upcoming events for families this weekend: an all-ages show called "Yo-Yos, Music & More" on July 27, and a monthly Board Game Night featuring Rummikub, also on July 27. The library's Library Lane construction continues to affect access and parking, a situation the library has flagged repeatedly in recent days; residents heading to the library should still expect additional travel time, per the library's ongoing construction notice.

COMING UP

Lincoln Public Library hosts "Yo-Yos, Music & More," an all-ages show, on Monday, July 27. The library's monthly Board Game Night: Rummikub! also takes place July 27. An outside organizational booking, DVSN, is scheduled at the library July 28.

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