Lincoln voters' unofficial state election results posted as town boards convene this week. Also in today's brief (21 items): Town posts unofficial state election results; L-S district school committee meets Wednesday; Capital Planning Committee meets Wednesday; Songs with Seth at the library.
Lincoln Public Library hosts a Diwali celebration Friday morning at Bemis Hall. From our own coverage: October home sales ranged widely in Lincoln.
The Lincoln Select Board voted unanimously to open a public notice period on amending the town's Green Energy Choice Program, running through December 16, and appointed Bob Apsler to the Council on Aging and Human Services board.
Lincoln's October home sales ranged from $425,000 to $1.815 million across town. From our own coverage: Superintendent recaps school plans and flags bridge closure; October home sales range from $425,000 to $1.815 million.
Superintendent warns Sherman Bridge closure will last into January, affecting Lincoln-Sudbury travel. From our own coverage: Superintendent flags school plans, bridge closure.
Lincoln recorded 13 property transfers in October, but only seven carried a sale price in registry data so far, ranging from $425,000 to $1,815,000 with a median of $1,225,000.
Planning board hears Old Winter Street gate dispute amid two-year construction rule complaints. From our own coverage: Planning board hears contested Old Winter Street gate case.
Lincoln's Fall Fest returns to Pierce Park Sunday as town boards gear up for November meetings.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School will begin its Sherman's Bridge project on Nov. 9, according to a district announcement.
Lincoln voters reject costly heat pump for library, approve smaller gas boiler replacement instead. From our own coverage: Voters reject heat pump, back boiler fix; Select Board praises record Scarecrow Classic turnout.
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