Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission Approves Trail at Cambridge Turnpike and Page Road
Lincoln Conservation Commission approved a trail determination and rodenticide letter co-sponsorship.
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Lincoln Schools Set Aug. 31 as First Day of Classes
Lincoln Public Schools confirmed Monday, August 31 as the first day of classes for the new school year. The district set an early dismissal for Wednesday, September 2, and marked no school on September 4 and September 7, alongside an updated 2026-2027 Student-Family Handbook for familie…
Government · Community Center Building Committee
Community Center Building Committee approves $100K ledge removal
Lincoln's Community Center building committee authorized $100,000 for unexpected ledge blasting during construction. The committee voted to authorize the ledge removal, to be performed via blasting and tentatively scheduled for August 24 while the daycare is closed, with preliminary estimates near
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board approves minor modification for Brooks Hill driveway
Lincoln Planning Board unanimously approved a minor site plan modification for a Brooks Hill residential property. Co-chair Lynn DeLisi, member Susan Hall Mygatt, and member Margaret Olson voted to allow Jane and Larry Herlacher to modify their driveway and add landscape improvements to 7 Brooks
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Lincoln Records Eight Home Sales in Late July, Led by $3.9 Million Old Sudbury Road Deal
Lincoln recorded eight home sales between July 10 and Aug. 8, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings. Seven of the eight listed a sale price, ranging from $835,000 to $3.9 million, with a median of $1,335,000. The month's top sale was 93 Old Sudbury Rd., which sold for $3.9 million
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Drumlin Farm to Host Outdoor Concert Saturday Evening
Mass Audubon's Drumlin Farm in Lincoln will host an outdoor concert Saturday, Aug. 8, at 7 p.m., Patch reports. The show takes place at the sanctuary's address, 208 South Great Road in Lincoln, and was the clearest dated community item to surface in today's sweep of town and commercial …
Government · Zoning Board of Appeals
Zoning Board approves barn accessory apartment with setback condition
Lincoln Zoning Board approved an accessory apartment special permit at 59 Conant Road and continued two other cases. The Board unanimously approved a special permit for a barn-structure accessory apartment, conditioned on a revised plan confirming the building maintains a 25 feet 10 inches setback
Government · Historical Commission
Historical Commission preserves Techbuilt buildings at Trapelo Road
The Historical Commission voted unanimously to preserve the Carl Koch Techbuilt buildings at 109 Trapelo Road rather than approve a proposed replacement design. The commission found the design insufficient to preserve the site's landscape character and the shared meadow along Trapelo Road.
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Water Bills Due September 2, Town Announces
Lincoln's Water Department mailed new bills this week, giving residents until Wednesday, September 2, 2026, to pay, while the Lincoln Public Library opened applications for artists to display work in its rotating gallery space. The library is also honoring longtime Trustee Peter Sugar a…
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Lincoln Home Sales Span $835,000 to $3.9 Million as July Deed Filings Show Wide Price Range
Twelve property transfers were recorded in Lincoln between July 3 and Aug. 1, with eight listing a sale price ranging from $835,000 to $3,900,000 and a median of $1,525,000. The month's top transaction was 93 Old Sudbury Rd, sold by Andrew J. and Kirsten N. Shilling to Nancy Styles, trustee of
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