The Lincoln Library Trustees voted unanimously to join a joint resolution with town offices and schools, presenting the town's three governing entities as unified partners. The motion passed 4-0 after Town Administrator Tim Higgins introduced the initiative. The Trustees also opened recruitment for
Hanscom Field Advisory Commission voted unanimously to escalate concerns regarding ICE flight operations.
Lincoln's Transfer Station will be closed July 4 and open late July 1 to compensate. The town's Transfer Station will shut down for Independence Day on Saturday, July 4, with extended hours until 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 1 offered as an alternative — the only consequential municipal…
The Lincoln Public Library is recruiting a new trustee and urging patrons to budget extra time for parking as Library Lane construction continues. The Board of Trustees announced the vacancy on the library's website, asking interested residents to apply; full details are at lincolnpl.or…
The Lincoln Public Library is looking to fill a board seat following the departure of trustee Peter Sugar, who is being honored for his service. The library's Board of Trustees has opened an application process for a new member with a particular interest in library programming and gover…
Lincoln's year-end school stretch dominated an otherwise quiet Thursday, with no Town Hall announcements, no library news, and no commercial outlet coverage of the town. Lincoln Public Schools, led by principals Sarah Collmer, Jay Peledge, and Erich Ledebuhr across three campuses, are i…
Lincoln Conservation Commission unanimously approves tree removal and issues enforcement order.
Lincoln Planning Board unanimously continued review of Civico Development's 20-unit housing project. The board also voted unanimously to endorse two subdivision plans from Farrington Memorial Inc. and from Frank J. Panetta and Lyn A. Parker. In Civico's continued hearing, members pressed the
Lincoln's Council on Aging reported progress on the new Community Center, expected to complete by December 14 with January occupancy, capping a $1,345,000 fundraising effort by the Friends board. The joint COA and Friends meeting heard announcements of expanded senior programming: seventy-five
Lincoln's Council on Aging and Human Services approved prior minutes and heard liaison reports on housing maintenance needs, an upcoming equity assessment, and state funding risks.
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