Lincoln pushed out two communications efforts Friday as the town promoted its "Inhabit" community app and released the June 2026 Select Board Newsletter, offering residents a pair of new channels to follow local government activity. The Select Board's SelectConnect list, distributed rou…
Lincoln Select Board unanimously approved immigration resolution and officer appointments. The three-member board voted June 25 to adopt the Resolution Affirming Constitutional Rights, Protecting Municipal Facilities, and Providing Guidance Regarding Civil Immigration Enforcement and directed its
Lincoln Public Library parking and access remain disrupted by ongoing construction, the library's most immediate concern for residents this week. The library is also recruiting a new Board of Trustees member, seeking an applicant with a particular interest in volunteer governance, accor…
Lincoln Public Library seeks a new trustee as construction disrupts parking access this week. The Library Board of Trustees announced an opening for a new board member following Peter Sugar's departure, with applications now open at lincolnpl.org. Three community programs — an Adult Dun…
The Planning Board unanimously approved three site applications and denied one proposed structure.
Lincoln Public Library is recruiting a new board trustee, the day's clearest civic development in a slow news cycle. The Board of Trustees announced an opening for a member with a particular interest in library governance, according to a post on lincolnpl.org; patrons are also reminded …
Lincoln's Housing Commission unanimously approved renovation work for a vacant ADA-accessible unit at 28 Sunnyside Road. Co-Chair Rachel Drew reviewed contractor cost proposals with members; the commission voted unanimously to award the painting and flooring installation to Trident Contractors,
Green Energy Committee backs Eversource data request and REC pause framework. The GEC voted 7-0-1 to request anonymized electricity account data through Paul Gromer, covering solar adoption, heat pump enrollment, and billing rates. Members polled unanimously in support of draft proposals to pause
Lincoln Community Center Committee approved an $85,549 change order for window shades June 17, rejecting a contractor's schedule extension request.
The Water Commissioners unanimously approved the Neptune 360 smart meter customer portal beginning July 1st. Commissioners Stephen Gladstone, Patrick Lawler, and Matthew Bio voted to implement the system at no cost through June 2027, with annual costs of $6,952 beginning in FY28. Water
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