A quiet news cycle in Lincoln, with the K-8 district providing the only fresh primary-source update. Superintendent Parry Graham's June 5 bi-weekly message to Lincoln Public Schools families flags end-of-year topics as the district heads into the final two weeks of the 2025-26 year, and…
Lincoln Select Board approved a public trail easement and renewed the Town Administrator's contract.
Lincoln Conservation Commission and Select Board unanimously approve Farrington Nature Link trail easement. The Conservation Commission voted 4-0 and the Select Board voted 3-0 to accept a public trail easement as part of the $850,000 Farrington Nature Link approved by Town Meeting in June 2025.
Lincoln's news desk runs quiet Monday, with K-8 schools the day's only mover. Lincoln Public Schools published a June 5 bi-weekly message from the superintendent's office walking families through the final two weeks of the 2025-26 school year, and the district's annual Family Feedback S…
Lincoln METCO's community-wide Juneteenth celebration headlined a quiet Lincoln weekend. The festival, sponsored by the Boston Bridges Initiative, ran Saturday, June 6, from 12:30 to 4 p.m., with a formal program from 1 to 2 and outdoor festivities featuring the Boston Kroc Center, a ST…
Lincoln Zoning Board approved wellness sanctuary, denied veterinary appeal. Chair David Summer and members unanimously approved a three-year special permit for Bruce MacDowell and Alison Zook to operate a wellness sanctuary at 339 South Great Road, authorizing a change between nonconforming uses.
Slip lane pilot at Ballfield Road succeeds, committee hears construction updates. Acting Police Chief Jon Wentworth reported receiving no negative feedback and observing no traffic backups on Lincoln Road during the pilot, which requires a right turn into the school from both directions. The
Lincoln Housing Commission directed full lead remediation at Tower Road properties after reviewing inspection reports. All six residents remained current on rent through May. Member Terry Perlmutter recommended comprehensive remediation to ensure tenant safety and prevent cost escalation, with
Lincoln BPAC charted course for trail opening and safety upgrades. Members heard from Bob Wolf on a proposed cycling route from Bedford Road to Mill Street; the committee concluded only landfill repairs are required before bikes can use the trail.
Green Energy Committee advances Lincoln Green Energy Choice planning. Select Board liaison Jennifer Glass reported that a Town Meeting vote will be required for the revolving fund, with the SB reluctant to expand the October special town meeting agenda, pushing any vote to March 2027 at earliest.
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