Eight properties changed hands in Lincoln between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $1,300,000, for 35 North Great Road, sold by Maharishi Foundation USA Inc. to North Great LLC. The other seven transactions, including sales on Bedford Road, Moccasin Hill, Tabor Hill
Lincoln Select Board approved new Social Media Policy and authorized green energy stabilization fund. The Board voted unanimously in its annual property tax classification hearing to retain the 1.5 residential factor and reject various exemptions, with Assessors Edward Morgan and Bruce Campbell
Lincoln's Green Energy Committee supported a stabilization fund for climate mitigation. The committee voted to authorize Chair Paul Shorb to advise the Select Board of the decision, with five members in favor and no votes against.
Planning Board deferred final approval of South Great Road tree-removal and deck expansion pending neighbor comment.
Eight property transfers were recorded in Lincoln from Aug. 7 to Sept. 5, but only three carried a recorded sale price, ranging from $850,000 to $1,350,000 with a median of $1,300,000. The top sale was 16 Old Cambridge Turnpike at $1,350,000, followed by 35 North Great Road at $1,300,000 and 235
Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to continue a deck-removal and addition hearing. The board deferred the special permit case for 148 South Great Road, M/P 160-48-0, to October 1, 2026, on a motion by Chair David Summer seconded by Member Eric Snyder.
Lincoln Roadway and Traffic Committee heard the Water Main Project Phase 2 is ahead of schedule. DPW Superintendent Steve Olson reported that completion could occur later this calendar year, with a lane kept open near Lincoln Station to serve local businesses. Test pits at the Old Town Hall
The Historical Commission approved emergency repairs to crypts in the Meeting House Cemetery. The Cemetery Commission requested a hardship certificate for immediate work on failing crypt lintels, with permanent repairs expected within two years through Community Preservation funding. The commission
Lincoln's Town Clerk posted unofficial results from Tuesday's Massachusetts state primary election, giving residents an early look before official certification. The document, released September 1, 2026, marks the most concrete town action reported in the past day. Lincoln Public School…
Lincoln Public Schools opens Monday, Aug. 31, with a full day for all students, but the calendar turns quickly after that. A first early dismissal follows Wednesday, Sept. 2, with classes ending at 12:35 p.m., and school is closed entirely Friday, Sept. 4, and again Monday, Sept. 7, giv…
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