My apologies to everyone for spreading misinformation. I really paid attention,
but somehow I didn’t understand the way the bill actually works. Perhaps I was
not the only person confused, and this discussion will clarify things for other
people.
Ruth Ann
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> On Mar 27, 2022, at
Because of a project at the schools, the water department had to shut off the
water to the school complex using a valve on Lincoln Road. Unfortunately the
valve seems to be leaking, spreading water over the road. The department has
asked the DPW to increase sanding in that area. The construction
There’s a structure on my property built on a steep slope that has been
settling for 30 years. It’s still settling. The slope needs to be stabilized. I
am looking for a Civil engineer to provide me a recommendation on how to
stabilize it.
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We love pizza from the Lincoln Country Pizza which is in the same parking lot
as Doherty’s garage.
Ruth Ann
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> On Apr 28, 2022, at 5:21 PM, Elizabeth Maciolek
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> Any recommendations for good pizza in our area?
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So I’m have asked why I can’t use the old plan. The health officer we use says
that the septic designer has to be involved in the construction of the septic
system, so I can’t use one where the designer is no longer available.
Ruth Ann
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> On May 2, 2022, at 5:32 PM, Margo Fisher
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How can I get one? I have lots of voles and lots of mice.
Ruth Ann
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> On May 30, 2022, at 11:31 AM, Deborah Wallace wrote:
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>
> Milk snakes are primarily carnivorous, and they consume a wide variety of
> prey, including mammals and birds. Their most common food source is mic
spot.
Ruth Ann
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> On May 30, 2022, at 12:04 PM, Anne Warner wrote:
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> Ruth Ann - I don’t think you “get” wild snakes. They “get” you!
>
> - Sent from iPhone. Typed by thumb. Excuse misspellings!
>
>>> On May 30, 2022, at 11:52 AM, RAandBOB wrote:
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> On May 30, 2022, at 12:04 PM, melinda bruno-smith
> wrote:
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> Any suggestions on how to learn to love these creatures or least accept them
> without fear?
>
> Thanks,
> Melinda
>
> From: Lincoln on behalf of RAandBOB
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> Sent: Monday, May
The water department experienced an unexpected water break in the main on
Lexington Road. Water has been shut off in about 15 homes in the area. The
water department expects the brake to be fixed and the water back in service
around 2 o’clock this afternoon.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson, Water Commissi
I am happy to report that water service has resumed or will resume shortly in
the Lexington road water main.
WHAT TO DO AFTER A SERVICE INTERRUPTION
1) Check your water meter for leaks. Sometimes the pressure changes can cause
the meter to leak. If it is leaking, call the Department. 781-259-26
> From: "LaFalam, Darin"
> Date: June 6, 2022 at 8:53:12 AM EDT
> The Water Department will be performing the following routine hydrant
> flushing today:
>
> 48 Mills St
> 154 Lexington Rd
> 121 Old Concord Rd
Customers in the area may experience brownish or air-infused water. The water
is
Please be aware that the Water Department is testing and repairing curb stops,
the valves that allow stopping the water to isolate segments of the water
pipes, at 84 and 90 Davidson Drive tomorrow morning. Water service could be
temporarily interrupted. Notifications will be posted on resident’s
A contractor hit a water main on Ballfield Rd causing a break. The water
department is closing the water gate on Lincoln Rd to isolate the break. The
school will have water. A few residents on Lincoln Road may be without water
for an unknown duration.
Ruth Ann Hendrickson (She, her, hers)
Watc
The water department was able to isolate the broken valve locally and turn on
again the water service on Lincoln Road. We apologize to the customers on
Lincoln Road for the service interruption.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jun 15, 2022, at 1:04 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
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> A contrac
I was on the Lincoln League of Women Voters board for over 10 years back in the
70s and 80s. It was a wonderful experience to work on issues with a lot of
interesting people. I made lasting friendships that are still important to me.
The League of Women Voters did a lot of action at the local le
>
> From the water department:
>
> We are doing routine weekly flushing at the regular locations today:
>
> 154 Lexington Road
> 48 Mill St
> 121 Old Concord Road
>
> You may experience brown or cloudy water as the water in the system is
> disturbed. The water is safe to drink but you sho
I apologize for misreading the streets earlier. The break is at the
intersection of Todd Pond and Lincoln Roads.
The affected areas are all of Todd Pond Lane, all of Macintosh Lane, and
Lincoln Road numbers 83, 88, 94, 97, 100, 101, 102, 105, 108, 110, 116, 117,
118.
The WD understands the ur
Operators will be performing routine flushing today, at:
48 Mill Street
121 Old Concord Rd
154 Lexington Rd
Sam Brooks House
Routine flushing of the water means to reduce sediment in the pipes sometimes
produces brownish or milky colored water. The water is safe to drink, but it’s
best not t
For those who are unaware, Quincy Adams was a long time resident of Lincoln. He
was early involved with the Conservation Commission, and may in fact have
founded it. He was chairman of that body for many years. He was also the
original owner of Adams Woods, and was instrumental in making it perm
Welcome to Lincoln Ethan. I can see that you are already taking advantage of
the abundant natural resources in the town. I am sure that you are a
responsible bicyclist and I am delighted that you are introducing your children
to the joys of the natural world.
Most cars are well behaved, but som
The commissioners will get together sometime this week and give you some more
detailed guidance.
Ruth Ann
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Please send me ideas you have for getting your plantings through the drought
and conserving indoor water as well. Especially those of you who have been
through droughts before or who have lived in dry climates.
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Today, my husband, who always seems to have what I need to accomplish any
cockamamie idea I suddenly conceive, came up with a siphon and a 2 1/2 gallon
container that we could use to transfer the rinse water from the washing
machine into our rain barrel. I have an ancient Toploader washing machi
Many of our neighboring towns use water from the Quabbin Reservoir via the
MWRA. The towns that I know of off the top of my head are Weston, Lexington,
Framingham, and I think Waltham but I’m not sure.That section of the state is
not in drought and the Quabbin Reservoir can provide quite a bit m
We will be putting up the lighted sign board to alert people to the drought.
Coming soon
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 1, 2022, at 4:37 PM, Kathy Madison via Lincoln
> wrote:
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> There is a sign in the center of town, but not everyone passes through the
> center of town regularly
>
>
The Lighted message boards are up on Lincoln Road at Codman and at the transfer
Station. If you go to the town website, right on the front page as you scroll
down is a link to all the information on the restrictions and exceptions.
A big thank you to Dan Periera for making all that happen.
Reme
The interconnectedness of the ponds and streams with the underground water
aquifers is above my pay grade. I do know that Lincoln is part of three
different river basins: The rain that falls on the ground in Lincoln north of
Route two eventually moves to the Shawsheen river basin. The rain that
Check out the water rates. Those in the bottom tier, which is equivalent to 65
gallons per person per day, pay $6.52 per 1000 gallons while those in the top
tier and all those with an irrigation meter pay $32.13.
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 3, 2022, at 7:51 PM, Sara Mattes wrote:
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>
The state restricts us in three ways: we are supposed to meet 65 gallons per
person per day overall. We have a maximum amount of water we may draw from the
well and from the pond. Our unaccounted for water should be less than 10%. We
don’t meet any of those metrics.
We are not over by a lot in
he mechanism to detect loss of
>>> water? I presume you know how much is being cumulatively pushed through
>>> all the meters in Lincoln (the out), but are there multiple points to
>>> measure the input flow? Or even localize? I know when the town suspected
>>
Great idea for others to adopt.
Ruth Ann
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> On Aug 5, 2022, at 12:25 PM, Donald Milan wrote:
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> I’ve been using the gallons of water from my basement dehumidifier
> to water my garden flowers and vegetables.
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Not long ago, we thought that interlocking finances between countries would
bring less chance of war. Europe thought it was safe to get gas from Russia
because they thought Russia would be too dependent on the revenue to go rogue.
Why would Russia, who relies on the revenue from gas, risk aliena
Could you please elaborate on your second sentence? I would like to
understand what leads you to believe that the Lincoln water department has not
disclosed contaminants that they have measured.
The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) for 2021is is available at TownOffices in
the rear foyer a
Sorry everyone, quickly claimed with many back ups.
Ruth Ann
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> On Sep 30, 2024, at 3:44 PM, Raandbob wrote:
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> If you don't know how to transform these from robots into airplanes or
> whatever, just ask any one in their mid 50s
>
>
>
>
Sorry everyone, this shoulder bag was quickly claimed. Thank you for your
interest.
Ruth Ann
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> On Sep 30, 2024, at 3:46 PM, Raandbob wrote:
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> Perfect condition. Rarely worn.
>
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ose equal the Jewish right of self-determination, the Jewish right to seek political power, the Jewish right to self-defense, and so on. That's why I've been persistent in opening up this topic, because I am seeking consensus on Jewish equal rights, and we do not have it.ᐧ On Fri, Jan 3, 2025
Try Savers in FraminghamRuth Ann(She, her, hers)On Feb 3, 2025, at 8:14 AM, Emily Parker Beekman wrote:Does anyone know where I could donate stuffies/kids’ stuffed animals? All are in great condition but we have too many. Any leads welcome. Thank you! Emily Parker Beekman203.988.4800emily.p.beek.
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
There needs to be no discussion about whether Jews deserve the same rights as other human beings. There’s no debate there: they do. The state of Israel however is not a person, it’s a country. There are currently certain rules of engagement that people would like to see apply to all countries. Even
I am glad you are speaking out on these issues. This is what free-speech is all about. You counter speech that you are worried with about with your own opinions and values. It’s good to hear from you.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Jan 17, 2025, at 9:14 AM, Jonathan Sheffi wrote:Nobody is calling for
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Also, try Storybook TreeRuth Ann(She, her, hers)On Mar 15, 2025, at 2:11 PM, Debra Daugherty wrote:I believe Barrett Tree offers very competitive prices: https://www.barretttreeeast.com/On Sat, Mar 15, 2025 at 1:42 PM sophie dixon wrote:Would love names of tree removal co
ack to the new and green growth. Some of the dieback will recover,
> some won’t..
>
>> On Mar 22, 2025, at 6:50 PM, Raandbob wrote:
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>> I have had this bush for about 15 years. Suddenly, it looks very unwell. Can
>> anybody suggest what's wrong with this bush?
We totally agree. Being prompt is very important to him. He did a great job for us.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Mar 26, 2025, at 7:53 PM, Zalen Stason wrote:It was great to meet you all today, enjoy the spring! Best,Zalen On Wed, Mar 26, 2025 at 7:47 PM Peter Moldave wrote:We j
Thanks be to God and the magic of Lincoln talk, I now have the perfect wheelchair. I had so many offers. It makes me feel so good about this town.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Apr 14, 2025, at 1:30 PM, Diana Smith wrote:I have one you can use, but it is not lightweight. It is the old fashioned kind
I am dealing with some unusual tax issues and I could use an hour or so with a
good tax attorney. Anyone have a recommendation? Someone local would be
preferred.
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> On Mar 1, 2025, at 4:02 PM, Ruth Ann Hendrickson
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> Got cabin fever? What you need is a ping pong table. Fun for the whole
> family and good exercise to boot.
>
> Comes with many ping pong paddles, balls, and the net that attaches to the
> table. Playi
One to two hours work, $25 an hour. Monday afternoon if possible. Please
respond to me privately.
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I tried Nivea - it tastes like soap.
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Thanks to all who wrote. Most recommended Bert’s bees, and I have purchased
some. Someone also recommended I look for something at Debra’s, which I plan to
do also.
Ruth Ann
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> On May 17, 2025, at 5:24 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
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> I tried Nivea - it tastes like soap.
The difference between this project and the housing projects Sarah linked in her email is that this project has a definite benefit to the town in terms of 75 acres of conservation land in an area that has always been designated as appropriate land for conservation. Therefore, you wouldn’t necessari
I had no idea this was happening. This is absolutely unacceptable behavior.
People who are against this project should speak up at town meeting and try to
sway the vote, not harass the Panettas.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jun 19, 2025, at 5:45 PM, Brandon Newman wrote:
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> Hi all,
> W
This film clip about stoats and weasels was awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jun 18, 2025, at 9:06 AM, Pat Gray wrote:
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> This morning we received email from Lindentree CSA re Stoats. I didn’t know
> what a Stoat was so I Googled:)
> This YouTube is amusing and a
if you live with a constrained budget like I do, when you see a big capital
expense like a new car on the horizon, you start putting money away ahead of
time so you have the money when the time comes. Similarly, when the finance
committee sees large capital expense on the horizon, they start put
We had to clear-cut a fairly large area for a new septic system. Took down 32
mature trees. I am experimenting with letting this meadow fill in with what
ever the wind blows in. I often find that plants such as native wild
strawberry, enchanters nightshade, and Celidine poppy just appear if I do
Just saw “Beautiful “at the regal theater; Carole King’s music. It was
terrific. There are still tickets available for tomorrow afternoon at two if
you are looking for something to do on that hot day.
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My understanding of the role of the finance committee is to review all money
expenditure requests from the town boards, and the town offices, and the
citizens petitions, and present to the voters the financial ramifications of
the decisions the voters are about to make. I don’t think they usuall
I dispute your allegations. See comments below.Ruth Ann Hendrickson(She, her, hers)On Jun 27, 2025, at 5:55 PM, Bijoy Misra wrote:Friends,The Moderator could give an extra minute to the newcomer as a courtesy from the town.She tried to. She told her to wrap it up and tell us how she wanted people
o that event.On Jun 27, 2025, at 7:38 PM, RAandBOB <raand...@earthlink.net> wrote:I dispute your allegations. See comments below.Ruth Ann Hendrickson(She, her, hers)On Jun 27, 2025, at 5:55 PM, Bijoy Misra <misra.bi...@gmail.com> wrote:Friends,The Moderator could give an extra minute to
We received a bag of cups from Walmart. No real address or PO #, but it did say
D. Young. Yours?
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Thank you so much John and Margaret. I can’t walk very well right now and so
I’m not able to get to the parade. It was such a joy to be able to watch it.
Thank you so much.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jul 4, 2025, at 12:31 PM, John and Margit Griffith
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> Happy July 4th dear L
Anyone here a big boom about 6:55 tonight. I heard it down here in South
Lincoln, but I don't know where it came from.
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m the virtual world...
>>
>>>> On Jul 11, 2025, at 7:00 PM, Raandbob wrote:
>>>
>>> Anyone here a big boom about 6:55 tonight. I heard it down here in South
>>> Lincoln, but I don't know where it came from.
>>>
>>> Ruth Ann
Jai Kaufman is a Lincoln resident. She can post these thoughtful musings as she wishes. I forone found this one uplifting.Ruth Ann(She, her, hers)On Jul 5, 2025, at 11:25 PM, slsweet830 via Lincoln wrote:What does this have to do with our town of Lincoln? I would like the moderators to limit Linc
My friend Heather has been working around Lincoln doing yardwork. She has
worked for me for several years. She’s a single mother supporting herself.
Suddenly her knee has gone on her and she can’t do that work at the moment. She
desperately needs work. She’s smart she’s reliable, she’s honest as
Thank you all for offering to help. She has accepted a short-term office job
for now as she finds out what is going on with her knee.
LincolnTalks is such a benefit to us all.
Ruth Ann
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The road is now open. Great job by our fire and police team.
Ruth Ann
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> On Jul 15, 2025, at 1:18 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
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> Route 126 currently closed in both directions
>
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Route 126 currently closed in both directions
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>> On Jul 15, 2025, at 2:05 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
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>> The road is now open. Great job by our fire and police team.
>>
>> Ruth Ann
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>>>> On Jul 15, 2025, at 1:18 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
>>>
>>>
Ruth Ann
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> On Jul 22, 2025, at 11:53 AM, Raandbob wrote:
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>
>>
>> Just in time for the next heat wave, men's lightweight madrass shirts, size
>> large from Lands' End, or Woolrich. Great shirts for hot weather. Only worn
>
A big thanks to all who answered my query. Apparently the police will let you
through if you’re going to the library or to Bemis, no problem.
>>
>>>> On Jul 25, 2025, at 1:48 PM, RAandBOB wrote:
>>>
>>> Has anyone tried to go to the library or to COA/HS wh
Has anyone tried to go to the library or to COA/HS while Bedford Road is
closed? How does it work?
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