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.
Lincoln's Planning Board approved a permanent driveway gate at 44 Old Winter Street despite neighbor objections.
Scarecrow Classic fun run draws record field of more than 700 runners along Podmore Road. From our own coverage: Scarecrow Classic draws record 700 runners.
Trust transfers reshape Lincoln's October real estate market as four open-market sales close. From our own coverage: Planning Board opens state zoning law review; Select Board backs HVAC option, Ballfield Road plan.
Lincoln's Select Board gave a shoutout this week to the town's annual Scarecrow Classic fun run, which drew its largest crowd yet, more than 700 runners, along Podmore Road in brisk, sunny fall weather.
Lincoln's Special Town Meeting rejected a $3.7 million net-cost ground source heat pump for the library, then approved a $330,000 gas boiler replacement instead.
Lincoln recorded 11 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only four carried a sale price in current registry data, ranging from $425,000 to $1,689,200 with a median of $900,000 among those priced. The month's top transaction was 4 Cedar Rd, which sold for $1,689,200 on Oct. 23.
Lincoln Public Library holds a Halloween-themed children's program in the Tarbell Room Saturday from 11 a.m. to noon. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs Hanscom pension liability transfer; Community center panel OKs PA, ledge-blasting changes.
Lincoln Public Library will host a Halloween program for kids Saturday, Oct. 24, from 11 a.m. to noon in the Tarbell Room. From our own coverage: Library HVAC options finalized for Saturday vote; School panel backs Ballfield Road paving plan.
The Lincoln School Committee approved a $603,625 transfer from the Hanscom Reserve Fund to the town of Lincoln to cover a pension liability gap from fiscal years 2021 through 2023, based on a Collins Center Working Group analysis.
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