[LincolnTalk] FS: Wreaths for sale today!

Hello LincolnTalk,  Wreaths for sale this afternoon (Friday) outside the Stone Church, 3-4pm.   Several sizes available.  Find the perfect holiday wreath for this season!   Wreaths are beautifully decorated with natural materials.  Cash, check, and credit card accepted.   The Touch of Christmas Fa

[LincolnTalk] Reminder: Exploring the Holy Land Problem: Friday, Dec 6 and Saturday, Dec 7

Reminder: Exploring the Holy Land Problem: Friday, Dec 6 and Saturday, Dec 7 For those interested in learning more about the challenges of establishing Equal Rights for Equal people in the Holy Land, I want to remind the Lincoln community of these two opportunities to hear from two internationa

[LincolnTalk] THIS WEEKEND: Treat yourself to “Serenity & Splendor”

Looking for something fun and centering to do this weekend . . . come revel in some beautiful music. John L. Koenig * This weekend, enjoy a time of respite and inspiration as the Jameson Singers presents a repertoire spanning five centuries in "Serenity and Splendor." Cambridge 12/7 Tickets <

[LincolnTalk] On hate and hope

I know it is possible to hold room for Arabs and Jews in one's heart at the same time, because I do it every day. One can care about the safety and dignity of both Gazans and Israelis without dehumanizing either group, and without calling for the nation of Israel or the people of Gaza to be destroy

Re: [LincolnTalk] ledge depth?

These links to maps of surface soil type may be helpful, giving general information about soil depth, although they do not exactly answer the question. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/sim3402 (overview) https://pubs.usgs.gov/sim/3402/sim3402_quadrangle/104_Concord.pdf (map including Lincoln) G

[LincolnTalk] Answers to questions about appliances to home envelope tomorrow at the school

Do you have questions about heat pumps, saving money with a new water heater or charging an EV? CFREE will be at the State of the Town tomorrow to answer questions on these and much more! We’ll be at breakfast as well as in the Library during the break out sessions answering questions from 11-1

[LincolnTalk] Refreshments at State of the Town tomorrow

Hello- The 11th grade Girl Scout troop, which has been together since the girls were in kindergarten, will be selling coffee, juice, and a light breakfast menu at the State of the Town meeting tomorrow. We will also be there at 8:00 for the community breakfast in the Dining Commons. We look forw

[LincolnTalk] Does anyone need wood palettes? I have some!

Hi, I need to remove 5 wood palettes from my basement by Monday morning. Does anyone want them? Please reply off list. Thank you, Sharon -- The LincolnTalk mailing list. To post, send mail to Lincoln@lincolntalk.org. Browse the archives at https://pairlist9.pair.net/mailman/private/lincoln/. C

[LincolnTalk] Still seeking home for tiny rooster

Still looking for a home for him.   For those who asked for a picture Apologies for the delay. Here's the link to some photos that a helper took. The nearby cans in the photo were an attempt to provide an idea of how big the rooster is.  He weighs less than a pound. https://photos.google.com

[LincolnTalk] ledge depth?

Good afternoon, Lincoln! I met with the boring company this morning in prep for our geothermal conversion, and he said that it would be helpful to know the depth of ledge in our general area. Since we don't have a well, we don't have that information for our exact area on Goose Pond, near Sandy P

[LincolnTalk] Pet/house sitter available during the holiday season

My daughter, Melanie Aronson, who lives in her own condo in Lisbon, is coming for two weeks with her 3 year old son.. She is looking to occupy a residence where she can water plants, take care of pets, etc. for part or all the time she is here. From Melanie: LincolnTalk My son and I are coming fr

[LincolnTalk] IDEA Committee Seeks Volunteers

The IDEA Committee is looking for volunteers interested in getting involved with their committee. Please see the Recruitment Notice for more information. Peggy Elder Administrative Assistant to the Select

Re: [LincolnTalk] Subject: Calkins lawsuit

Thanks for asking Diana. Parental advocacy has been key in driving positive changes at the school, particularly regarding reading curriculum. The petition organized by Laurie Gray last spring helped bring about the transition to evidence-based reading instruction expected next year (before that,

Re: [LincolnTalk] Is there a Sale at Gymnasium also? Touch of Christmas Fair this Sunday 12 - 3

Does anyone know: Is there a sale in the gym on Sunday? There was last year at the same time as the First Parish fair. Thanks, Jo Rose On Wednesday, December 4, 2024 at 03:55:03 PM EST, Nancy Fleming wrote: Touch of Christmas Fair SUNDAY, December 8th 12:00- 3:00 PM First Parish i

[LincolnTalk] Family/friends visiting? A local rental available!

We have a rental apartment. For the past few years, we’ve rented it out on an annual basis. However, we are now hoping to have it available for when our family visits town periodically … so we are trying out shorter-term rentals (that still fit within the town rules). If you have friends or family

Re: [LincolnTalk] Christmas trees

Scouts will be selling trees on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m.–6 p.m. and on Monday evenings beginning December 9 from 7–8 p.m. Cash only. On Thu, Dec 5, 2024 at 5:40 PM Alice Waugh wrote: > Hi Rob, > > See the last item in Tuesday's News Acorns >

[LincolnTalk] early wreath sales at the First Parish

Hello LincolnTalk, Shop local and buy your holiday wreath at the Stone Church. Wreaths will be sold Saturday from 8-9 am and from 12-1. Wreaths will also be sold on Sunday at the Touch of Christmas Fair from 1-3 pm. Adorn your door with a beautifully decorated evergreen wreath this holiday sea

Re: [LincolnTalk] ledge depth?

Super helpful! With “Lincoln” and “New Well” as the search parameters, it generates a list by street, and I was able to scan the closest to us to see that the bedrock varies from surface ledge to 50 ft or so. Some really great sites were recommended, and this one by several. I appreciate all of