Lincoln recorded eight property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29. Prices ranged from $850,000 to $2,100,000, with a median of $1,300,000 among the five sales that had a price recorded. The period's top sale was 148 Weston Road, which sold for $2,100,000 on July 31, from Robert and Christie…
Northeastern co-op student Aidan Doherty spent his term working hands-on with animals at a Lincoln wildlife sanctuary, tending aviaries, barns and pens. Northeastern University News profiled Doherty's experience in a story published Aug. 28, describing a workbench cluttered with feeding…
The Green Energy Committee voted 6-0 to adopt a revised explainer for the Lincoln Green Energy Choice program and authorized Committee Chair Paul Shorb and member Ed Kern to respond to public comments.
Lincoln Select Board appointed four residents to committees and finalized fall meeting plans. Sophia Camporas and Crystal Wood joined the Cultural Council on one-year terms, while Ethan Healy and Bob Cooperstein received three-year BPAC appointments, replacing longtime members Bob Wolf and John
Lincoln's Codman Estate will host its 44th annual Fine Arts and Crafts Festival on Sept. 12, Patch reports. The town also marked the passing of longtime resident Charles Kusik, who lived from 1934 to 2026, according to a Legacy.com obituary. Lincoln Public Schools students return for th…
Four Lincoln properties sold between July 24 and August 22, with prices ranging from $850,000 to $2.1 million and a median of $1,202,500; all four deeds had a sale price recorded. The period's top sale was 148 Weston Rd at $2,100,000, sold by Robert and Christie Waitt to Elizabeth Gowen. The
Lincoln is mourning Dr. Elizabeth Gunter Stewart, a longtime physician remembered in a new Boston Globe obituary published via Legacy.com. The listing identifies Stewart, who held the title of M.D., as a resident of Lincoln, Massachusetts, and gives her years as 1942 to 2026, under the …
The Green Energy Committee voted unanimously to investigate solar battery integration at the Community Center. The motion addressed concerns that the existing solar system and its power purchase agreement were not designed for batteries or microgrids.
Lincoln Public Schools' superintendent sent a welcome-back message to district families on Aug. 20, ahead of the new school year. The message greeted returning families and welcomed new ones joining the district, and came as the district posted its 2026-2027 Student-Family Handbook onli…
Lincoln Conservation Commission approved a trail determination and rodenticide letter co-sponsorship.
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