[LincolnTalk] sharing gratitude for Charity Dance Showcase (DECEMBER 15) 3-5pm Bemis Hall

[Kathleen Lomatoski]

Hello Lincoln neighbors,

I am writing to share my heartfelt gratitude to the Gandhi family (and
extended family), most especially to Vama, Achla, and Trishla for hosting a
thoroughly well-done community event in Lincoln on Sunday afternoon/evening
12/15 at Bemis Hall. The event offered an energetic, engaging Indian
classical dance performance followed by a cooked-from-scratch-at-home
Indian meal to share Indian culture while raising awareness/funds for three
causes. Kudos to all for conceiving, executing, and sharing this unique,
generous community event.

Included causes are: research in brain cancer through the Glioblastoma
Foundation, the Lincoln Council on Aging & Human Services, and the
non-profit organization, Triveni School of Dance, which aims to empower and
teach anyone the power of classical dance. Though I am not 100% sure, and I
believe if you want to make a donation to the causes, you can use this
link.

https://linktr.ee/danceshowcase

For those who could not attend this event as we are in a busy time of year,
please keep your eyes open for future events sharing Indian culture with
the local Lincoln community. I even heard that cooking lessons for
Indian food (vegetarian Jain tradition) might be offered! We are fortunate
to have as many resources within our small community. (I have a photo and
did not ask permission to share it so will refrain from posting here.)

With appreciation and good cheer,

Kathleen Lomatoski
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Re: [LincolnTalk] sharing gratitude for Charity Dance Showcase (DECEMBER 15) 3-5pm Bemis Hall

[Sangita Gandhi]

Sangita Gandhi
3:19 PM (0 minutes ago)
to Kathleen
Thanks Kathleen for the gracious note and support for raising funds the
glio-bastoma foundation. The Gandhi Family (all of us) are really moved by
your kind words of appreciation. My daughters have learnt Indian classical
dance for almost their entire life and were delighted they could
showcase it for a very worthy cause Glio Blastoma foundation and for the
community they have grown up in. Our family is deeply ingrained in the
Deepest Philosophical values that me and my husband have learnt through
study from Jain scriptures from 2000 years ago. I have been teaching this
philosophy to small groups as well. So besides providing cooking lessons
for vegetarian Jain meal, I will be happy to host a class on Philosophical
values and learnings from Jain scriptures for the community in case of
interest 🙏🙏. Philosophical teaching and discussion opportunity will be
provided Pro Bono as it should be.

We are indeed keeping the donation link open for the holidays for anyone
interested in supporting the causes. Achla and Vama will be happy to
showcase this beautiful piece of Indian culture and heritage for
the community on another date if the community so desires. Kathleen you can
go ahead and share the picture/ video with the Lincoln community if you
wish to. Trishla, Achla and Vama have been raised with strong philosophical
teachings so as they step out in this world they want to share their
culture and philosophical values and take up causes that can benefit
society. They have raised $1,700 so far while their goal was to raise
$5,000 from this effort so any additional donations will be appreciated.
For those who missed the performance and want a video of it we can share it
once it is ready (on request only). Please reach out to me for more info on
the charity event and fund-raising, on lessons in Jain vegetarian cooking
or lessons in Jain Philosophy or any other information on Indian Classical
dancing or culture etc. We will be honored and humbled to be provided an
opportunity to share all we know for the benefit of the community.

Once again thank you to all those who joined us on Sunday Dec 15th
afternoon in order to support the causes and ceebrate the Indian cultures
and heritage.🙏🙏🙏

Best Regards,

Sangita


On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 12:55 PM Kathleen Lomatoski 
wrote:

> Hello Lincoln neighbors,
>
> I am writing to share my heartfelt gratitude to the Gandhi family (and
> extended family), most especially to Vama, Achla, and Trishla for hosting a
> thoroughly well-done community event in Lincoln on Sunday afternoon/evening
> 12/15 at Bemis Hall. The event offered an energetic, engaging Indian
> classical dance performance followed by a cooked-from-scratch-at-home
> Indian meal to share Indian culture while raising awareness/funds for three
> causes. Kudos to all for conceiving, executing, and sharing this unique,
> generous community event.
>
> Included causes are: research in brain cancer through the Glioblastoma
> Foundation, the Lincoln Council on Aging & Human Services, and the
> non-profit organization, Triveni School of Dance, which aims to empower and
> teach anyone the power of classical dance. Though I am not 100% sure, and I
> believe if you want to make a donation to the causes, you can use this
> link.
>
> https://linktr.ee/danceshowcase
>
> For those who could not attend this event as we are in a busy time of
> year, please keep your eyes open for future events sharing Indian culture
> with the local Lincoln community. I even heard that cooking lessons for
> Indian food (vegetarian Jain tradition) might be offered! We are fortunate
> to have as many resources within our small community. (I have a photo and
> did not ask permission to share it so will refrain from posting here.)
>
> With appreciation and good cheer,
>
> Kathleen Lomatoski
>
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Re: [LincolnTalk] sharing gratitude for Charity Dance Showcase (DECEMBER 15) 3-5pm Bemis Hall

[kathryn Corbin]

It was brilliant! Such talent and joy, and oh, the food. So generous with their time, talents and efforts.Sooo glad I attended!Kathryn CorbinSent from my iPhonePlease excuse any typos,(which I declare are exclusively the fault of auto spell-check!)On Dec 16, 2024, at 3:20 PM, Sangita Gandhi  wrote:Sangita Gandhi3:19 PM (0 minutes ago)to KathleenThanks Kathleen for the gracious note and support for raising funds the glio-bastoma foundation. The Gandhi Family (all of us) are really moved by your kind words of appreciation. My daughters have learnt Indian classical dance for almost their entire life and were delighted they could showcase it for a very worthy cause Glio Blastoma foundation and for the community they have grown up in. Our family is deeply ingrained in the Deepest Philosophical values that me and my husband have learnt through study from Jain scriptures from 2000 years ago. I have been teaching this philosophy to small groups as well. So besides providing cooking lessons for vegetarian Jain meal, I will be happy to host a class on Philosophical values and learnings from Jain scriptures for the community in case of interest 🙏🙏. Philosophical teaching and discussion opportunity will be provided Pro Bono as it should be.We are indeed keeping the donation link open for the holidays for anyone interested in supporting the causes. Achla and Vama will be happy to showcase this beautiful piece of Indian culture and heritage for the community on another date if the community so desires. Kathleen you can go ahead and share the picture/ video with the Lincoln community if you wish to. Trishla, Achla and Vama have been raised with strong philosophical teachings so as they step out in this world they want to share their culture and philosophical values and take up causes that can benefit society. They have raised $1,700 so far while their goal was to raise $5,000 from this effort so any additional donations will be appreciated. For those who missed the performance and want a video of it we can share it once it is ready (on request only). Please reach out to me for more info on the charity event and fund-raising, on lessons in Jain vegetarian cooking or lessons in Jain Philosophy or any other information on Indian Classical dancing or culture etc. We will be honored and humbled to be provided an opportunity to share all we know for the benefit of the community.Once again thank you to all those who joined us on Sunday Dec 15th afternoon in order to support the causes and ceebrate the Indian cultures and heritage.🙏🙏🙏Best Regards,SangitaOn Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 12:55 PM Kathleen Lomatoski  wrote:Hello Lincoln neighbors, I am writing to share my heartfelt gratitude to the Gandhi family (and extended family), most especially to Vama, Achla, and Trishla for hosting a thoroughly well-done community event in Lincoln on Sunday afternoon/evening 12/15 at Bemis Hall. The event offered an energetic, engaging Indian classical dance performance followed by a cooked-from-scratch-at-home Indian meal to share Indian culture while raising awareness/funds for three causes. Kudos to all for conceiving, executing, and sharing this unique, generous community event.Included causes are: research in brain cancer through the Glioblastoma Foundation, the Lincoln Council on Aging & Human Services, and the non-profit organization, Triveni School of Dance, which aims to empower and teach anyone the power of classical dance. Though I am not 100% sure, and I believe if you want to make a donation to the causes, you can use this link. https://linktr.ee/danceshowcaseFor those who could not attend this event as we are in a busy time of year, please keep your eyes open for future events sharing Indian culture with the local Lincoln community. I even heard that cooking lessons for Indian food (vegetarian Jain tradition) might be offered! We are fortunate to have as many resources within our small community. (I have a photo and did not ask permission to share it so will refrain from posting here.) With appreciation and good cheer, Kathleen Lomatoski 


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Re: [LincolnTalk] sharing gratitude for Charity Dance Showcase (DECEMBER 15) 3-5pm Bemis Hall

[Sangita Gandhi]

Thanks Kathrynit was our honor and delight to be able to share and
showcase our culture and heritage for a worthy cause, Great opportunity for
the girls to understand and truly experience only selflessness can bring
peace and internal happiness, Thanks for your support and kind words🙏🙏

On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 3:45 PM kathryn Corbin <
corbindes...@brown-corbin.com> wrote:

> It was brilliant! Such talent and joy, and oh, the food. So generous with
> their time, talents and efforts.
> Sooo glad I attended!
> Kathryn Corbin
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
> Please excuse any typos,
> (which I declare are exclusively the fault of auto spell-check!)
>
> On Dec 16, 2024, at 3:20 PM, Sangita Gandhi 
> wrote:
>
> 
> Sangita Gandhi
> 3:19 PM (0 minutes ago)
> to Kathleen
> Thanks Kathleen for the gracious note and support for raising funds the
> glio-bastoma foundation. The Gandhi Family (all of us) are really moved by
> your kind words of appreciation. My daughters have learnt Indian classical
> dance for almost their entire life and were delighted they could
> showcase it for a very worthy cause Glio Blastoma foundation and for the
> community they have grown up in. Our family is deeply ingrained in the
> Deepest Philosophical values that me and my husband have learnt through
> study from Jain scriptures from 2000 years ago. I have been teaching this
> philosophy to small groups as well. So besides providing cooking lessons
> for vegetarian Jain meal, I will be happy to host a class on Philosophical
> values and learnings from Jain scriptures for the community in case of
> interest 🙏🙏. Philosophical teaching and discussion opportunity will be
> provided Pro Bono as it should be.
>
> We are indeed keeping the donation link open for the holidays for anyone
> interested in supporting the causes. Achla and Vama will be happy to
> showcase this beautiful piece of Indian culture and heritage for
> the community on another date if the community so desires. Kathleen you can
> go ahead and share the picture/ video with the Lincoln community if you
> wish to. Trishla, Achla and Vama have been raised with strong philosophical
> teachings so as they step out in this world they want to share their
> culture and philosophical values and take up causes that can benefit
> society. They have raised $1,700 so far while their goal was to raise
> $5,000 from this effort so any additional donations will be appreciated.
> For those who missed the performance and want a video of it we can share it
> once it is ready (on request only). Please reach out to me for more info on
> the charity event and fund-raising, on lessons in Jain vegetarian cooking
> or lessons in Jain Philosophy or any other information on Indian Classical
> dancing or culture etc. We will be honored and humbled to be provided an
> opportunity to share all we know for the benefit of the community.
>
> Once again thank you to all those who joined us on Sunday Dec 15th
> afternoon in order to support the causes and ceebrate the Indian cultures
> and heritage.🙏🙏🙏
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Sangita
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 12:55 PM Kathleen Lomatoski 
> wrote:
>
>> Hello Lincoln neighbors,
>>
>> I am writing to share my heartfelt gratitude to the Gandhi family (and
>> extended family), most especially to Vama, Achla, and Trishla for hosting a
>> thoroughly well-done community event in Lincoln on Sunday afternoon/evening
>> 12/15 at Bemis Hall. The event offered an energetic, engaging Indian
>> classical dance performance followed by a cooked-from-scratch-at-home
>> Indian meal to share Indian culture while raising awareness/funds for three
>> causes. Kudos to all for conceiving, executing, and sharing this unique,
>> generous community event.
>>
>> Included causes are: research in brain cancer through the Glioblastoma
>> Foundation, the Lincoln Council on Aging & Human Services, and the
>> non-profit organization, Triveni School of Dance, which aims to empower and
>> teach anyone the power of classical dance. Though I am not 100% sure, and I
>> believe if you want to make a donation to the causes, you can use this
>> link.
>>
>> https://linktr.ee/danceshowcase
>>
>> For those who could not attend this event as we are in a busy time of
>> year, please keep your eyes open for future events sharing Indian culture
>> with the local Lincoln community. I even heard that cooking lessons for
>> Indian food (vegetarian Jain tradition) might be offered! We are fortunate
>> to have as many resources within our small community. (I have a photo and
>> did not ask permission to share it so will refrain from posting here.)
>>
>> With appreciation and good cheer,
>>
>> Kathleen Lomatoski
>>
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[LincolnTalk] Services Christmas Eve

[Collette Sizer]

Hi Lincoln,

I have a houseful of company for Christmas that would like to attend a
Christmas eve service. Is there a church in or near Lincoln that stands out
for their service on the 24th?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

Collette Sizer
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[LincolnTalk] Abbey Salon appointed to School Comm

[Susan Taylor via Lincoln]

The Lincoln School Committee is happy to announce that Abbey Salon will join 
the Committee as an interim member to fill the unexpired term of Yonca Heyse 
until the town election in March. Abbey was appointed Dec. 12 by a vote of a 
joint meeting of the School Committee and the Select Board as required by state 
law.  

Abbey Salon was interviewed along with other candidates at an open meeting that 
was recorded. Select Board and School Committee members were all thrilled by 
the caliber of candidates who submitted statements of interest. 

In selecting Abbey, we considered her deep experience as an educator with 
data-informed education goals, commitment to AIDE work, and skills learned 
earning her Masters in Education Administration. 

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[LincolnTalk] TAKEN: fish tank supplies

[brianna doo]

> On Dec 16, 2024, at 12:05 PM, brianna doo  wrote:
> 
> An assortment of fish tank supplies. Porch pickup, but please take all. 
> (Photo attached, but if you need more info on an item, I can send it to you)
> 
> 
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[LincolnTalk] $$ to feed our cat for two days?

[Jessica Cooper]

Hello!  I am hoping to find a responsible person who would like to help us
feed our cat while we are gone (perhaps a cuddle or two) . We only need *4
visits between 12/26 (1x pm) 12/27 (2x am/pm)  and 12/28 (1x am)*. We can
pay $15 per visit (negotiable) including once before we leave to give
instructions.

Please email if you can help!


Thank you so much.

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Re: [LincolnTalk] Christmas Eve Services

[John and Margit Griffith]

The Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 8pm at Follen Church (UU) in
Lexington (10 minutes away) is absolutely fantastic! They have a
traditional service of carols and readings (Linus would be proud), and
include some performances by the choir and other groups. As we reflect on
the year behind and year ahead, we pass candlelight around the sanctuary.
It's very meaningful and inspiring.

Did you know, the first minister, Charles Follen, is credited with bringing
the first decorated Christmas tree to the United States from his native
Germany? This is one reason why they sell Christmas trees as a fundraiser
each year.

Bonus: the drive there and back includes neighborhoods with decorated
houses for additional holiday spirit!

Everyone is very welcoming!

No matter if you stay snug at home or venture out, may your holidays be
merry and bright!

Yours,
Margit
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Services Christmas Eve

[Jennifer Saffran]

I would also put a vote in for the Concord UU Church. I am a member of both. 
Again, big organs (they have two!), traditional music, messages more about the 
historical Jesus and related concepts, as UU churches do. Last year, they did 
not do candles lit inside of the church while singing “Silent NIght”. Many UU 
churches end their service with that while trying not to catch anyone or 
anything on fire.

And I second what Ruth Ann said.

> On Dec 16, 2024, at 8:26 PM, RAandBOB  wrote:
> 
> First Parish Lincoln is across the street from the Lincoln library. It will 
> have two candlelight services, one at eight and one at 10. The music will be 
> splendid, accompanied by a real pipe organ, and there will be biblical 
> readings about Chris’s birth. At the end everyone gets their own candle and 
> they pass the flame from one person to another.
> 
> The church is an open and welcoming church, embracing people of all faith 
> beliefs or even  nonbelief. It is a combination of  Congregational and 
> Unitarian traditions.
> 
> Ruth Ann
> (She, her, hers)
> 
>> On Dec 16, 2024, at 10:19 AM, Collette Sizer  wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> Hi Lincoln,
>> 
>> I have a houseful of company for Christmas that would like to attend a 
>> Christmas eve service. Is there a church in or near Lincoln that stands out 
>> for their service on the 24th?
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
>> 
>> Collette Sizer
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[LincolnTalk] Local Junk Removal: Limited Availability!

[Zalen Stason]

Hi LT,

Do you have some extra stuff you don’t need around for the Holidays?

I can help! It's Zalen Stason. I am a student at Lincoln-Sudbury High
School and am offering junk removal and associated services.

What we do:


   -

   Junk Removal
   -

   Basement/Garage/House Cleanout
   -

   Local Moving
   -

   Appliance and TV pickup from stores


What we take:



   -

   Appliances
   -

   Furniture
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   Brush
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   Trash
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   Construction Debris
   -

   Electronics
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   Many other items


Email, Call or Text for Free Quotes!

Email: clientserv...@stasonjunkremoval.com

Phone: (617) 620-7747


Happy Holidays, Lincoln!
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Furniture donation

[Terry Perlmutter]

Habitat for Humanity in Chelmsford is also a great option...

Terry

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Barrett | Sotheby's International Realty
d. 617.519.5179



On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 6:45 PM S F via Lincoln 
wrote:

> Another place is :
> fresh start furniture bank brent drive hudson ma
>
> for a small quantity, Restoration Project in Belmont may be an option also.
>
> Thanks, Jo Rose
> On Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 08:45:25 AM EST, Debra Daugherty <
> dadaughe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Household Goods in Acton. Great place!
>
>
> https://www.householdgoods.org/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA9vS6BhA9EiwAJpnXw8Urgd5BwUtpVXXVyyFmtQAv78dHDuq43lG2yl1AK3dxlBJxyseVTBoC-9MQAvD_BwE
>
> On Sat, Dec 14, 2024 at 8:33 AM sophie dixon 
> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of a place that would take furniture donations?
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Furniture donation

[S F via Lincoln]

 Another place is :
fresh start furniture bank brent drive hudson ma

for a small quantity, Restoration Project in Belmont may be an option also.

Thanks, Jo Rose
 On Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 08:45:25 AM EST, Debra Daugherty 
 wrote:  
 
 Household Goods in Acton. Great place!
https://www.householdgoods.org/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA9vS6BhA9EiwAJpnXw8Urgd5BwUtpVXXVyyFmtQAv78dHDuq43lG2yl1AK3dxlBJxyseVTBoC-9MQAvD_BwE
On Sat, Dec 14, 2024 at 8:33 AM sophie dixon  wrote:

Does anyone know of a place that would take furniture donations?
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[LincolnTalk] Spring Classes for Kids at Codman Farm

[Abigail Adams]

Join us for some farm fun this spring - we have a variety of classes that
include farm chores, visits with animals (think piglets and chicks!), art
making, music and more!

Natural Egg Dye Class for Kids

Saturday, April 5, 9:30-11:00

https://codmanfarm.org/upcomingclasses-events/2025/4/5/natural-egg-dye-class-for-kids

Little Farmer’s Helpers on Thursday Mornings

April 10 - May 22, 9:00 - 11:00, 6 week series

https://codmanfarm.org/upcomingclasses-events/2025/4/10/little-farmers-helpers-in-the-spring

Little Farmer’s Helpers on Thursday Afternoons

April 10 - May 22, 1:00 - 2:30, 6 week series

https://codmanfarm.org/upcomingclasses-events/2025/4/10/little-farmers-helpers-in-the-spring-thursday-afternoons

Little Farmer’s Helpers on Friday Mornings

April 11 - May 23, 9:00 - 11:00, 6 week series

https://codmanfarm.org/upcomingclasses-events/2025/4/11/little-farmers-helpers-in-the-spring-friday-mornings

Farm Music and Art for Children on Wednesday Mornings

April 30 - June 4, 9:30 - 10:15, 6 week series
https://codmanfarm.org/upcomingclasses-events/2025/4/30/farm-music-and-art-for-children


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Abigail Adams
Education, Community Engagement and Marketing Manager
Codman Community Farms
www.codmanfarm.org
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[LincolnTalk] Celtic Solstice Service Saturday Dec. 21 at 6:30 at First Parish in Lincoln

[miranda loud]

Please join us for our annual candlelit solstice service at First
Parish where we start in the sanctuary listening to the beautiful
music by Celtic Duo Erin Hogan and Adam Hendey by flickering
candlelight at 6:30 followed by an outdoor service with readings,
music and a yule log where we share our wishes for the coming year
placing greenery into the fire. For more information see
www.fplincoln.org.


she/her/hers

Music Director/Organist
First Parish in Lincoln
www.fplincoln.org

Visual Artist
www.mirandaloudartist.com
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“Everything in the universe has a rhythm, everything dances.” – Maya Angelou
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Services Christmas Eve

[RAandBOB]

First Parish Lincoln is across the street from the Lincoln library. It will 
have two candlelight services, one at eight and one at 10. The music will be 
splendid, accompanied by a real pipe organ, and there will be biblical readings 
about Chris’s birth. At the end everyone gets their own candle and they pass 
the flame from one person to another.

The church is an open and welcoming church, embracing people of all faith 
beliefs or even  nonbelief. It is a combination of  Congregational and 
Unitarian traditions.

Ruth Ann
(She, her, hers)

> On Dec 16, 2024, at 10:19 AM, Collette Sizer  wrote:
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> 
> Hi Lincoln,
> 
> I have a houseful of company for Christmas that would like to attend a 
> Christmas eve service. Is there a church in or near Lincoln that stands out 
> for their service on the 24th?
> 
> Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
> 
> Collette Sizer
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