Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings, pictures, and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwynloud555@gmail.com. March did indeed support the folklore and “go out like a lamb”, with abnormally warm temperatures at the end of the month. April has started off with mix of mild days and cold nights, … Read more
RLF is excited to welcome Real to the Mall at Lincoln Station! Opening on March 25th…stop by for a drink after you’ve hit the polls! Serving up contemporary, casual, fresh-sourced food, Tom Fosnot, Ruth-Anne Adams, and Lindsey Parker have elevated food in Lincoln. Inspired by Scandinavian design and highlighting both contemporary comfort food and seasonal … Read more
Thank you neighbors and conservation friends! With the generosity of more than 30 neighbors and funds from the Rural Land Foundation, Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, Community Preservation Act (CPA), Walden Woods Project, and Ogden Codman Trust, we are moving forward with the purchase of the property and expect to close on the property at the end … Read more
Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings, pictures, and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwynloud555@gmail.com. Folklore tells us, “If March comes in like a lion it will go out like a lamb.” The lion part was certainly true this year and it remains to be seen about the lamb. … Read more
Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings (pictures too!) and questions, at 781-259-8690 or gwynloud555@gmail.com. The weather over the past month has taken us on a roller coaster, from 0 ℉ on January 31 to 63 ℉ in early afternoon just four days later. Now we seem to … Read more
On Sunday, January 27th Dave Kaplan, Watershed Manager for the Cambridge Water Department gave a wonderful lecture at Bemis Hall. Dave offered great insight into the history of the Cambridge Reservoir, its maintenance, and the ongoing partnership between the City of Cambridge, the Town of Lincoln, and LLCT/RLF to protect important watershed lands. Thank … Read more
Conservation of a key parcel off of Granville Road with an important public trail connection to the Baker Bridge Fields and Walden Woods is being generously offered by Doug and Trish Adams at below the appraised value. Together with funding support from The Walden Woods Project, The Ogden Codman Trust, Town Conservation Funds/CPA and generous … Read more
Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwynloud555@gmail.com. Norman Levey, coordinator for the Concord Area Christmas Bird Count is responsible for the CBC account. For the 59th year Lincoln participated in National Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count. Lincoln is one of eighteen towns entirely … Read more
Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwyn_loud@comcast.net. Winter will arrive officially at 5:23PM on December 21, the winter solstice, and the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Coincidentally, December’s full moon will also rise on that evening. It felt … Read more
As a reminder, on December 1 (Town Meeting) and December 3 (polls) residents of Lincoln will be deciding on the future of Lincoln’s Public Schools. The Lincoln Land Conservation Trust (LLCT) and the Rural Land Foundation (RLF) urge all Lincoln residents to attend the meeting and vote at the polls. The proposed new school is … Read more
