Water Commission approved extending Massport intern through August using operating budget. Staff reported the intern, who exhausted a 76-hour grant-funded allotment, significantly increased meter-installation productivity. The department completed $35,000 in cybersecurity upgrades to the Water
Hanscom advisory panel presses Massport on ICE deportation flights, sets August vote on webcams.
Lincoln Public Library is honoring longtime Trustee Peter Sugar as he steps down from the Board of Trustees. The library, at 3 Bedford Road, is also marking several new offerings this week: its second annual Seed Library has launched, submissions are now open for the Virginia Rundell Aw…
Ongoing construction along Library Lane is complicating access and parking at the Lincoln Public Library, prompting officials to urge extra travel time. The library also announced Trustee Peter Sugar is stepping down from its Board of Trustees after years of service, launched its second…
Lincoln residents got a new hazardous waste disposal option this week via a regional program with Lexington. The town's News Flash service directed residents to Lexington's public works department for paint, solvent and chemical disposal, though no specific collection date was listed. A…
Lincoln recorded 17 property transfers between June 19 and July 18, with 11 disclosing a sale price ranging from $595,000 to $4,065,000 and a median of $1,795,000. The month's top sale was 70 Todd Pond Road at $4,065,000, followed by 93 Old Sudbury Road at $3,900,000. Todd Pond Road saw…
Lincoln Public Library has three programs set for Monday, July 20, led by a Lincoln250 talk from independent historian Gracia Collins Rich on the Black experience of the American Revolution. The library's Mystery Mondays group will also discuss Colin Cotterill's "The Coroner's Lunch," a…
Transportation Coalition discussed Ballfield Road campus redesign options at its July 16 meeting. The committee, chaired by Margaret Olson, weighed design considerations for a bike lane serving middle school students on the "Y" section of Ballfield Road but noted concerns about discontinuity once
Green Energy Committee voted unanimously to request anonymized electricity usage data from Eversource for program planning and emissions monitoring. Committee member Rodman prompted the motion after noting that a competitor to Peregrine had provided similar data to another town. The vote follows
Lincoln's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee approved long-overdue minutes from January and June in unanimous votes on July 16. Committee members present were Ginger Reiner, John Mendelson, Bob Wolf, Chris Murphy, Kim Bodnar, Bob Kupperstein, and David Onigman.