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News acorns – 6/30/15

June 30, 2015

Teen volunteers needed to help with July 4 evening festivities

The Parks and Recreation Department is looking for some teenagers to help out at Lincoln’s fireworks celebration on Saturday, July 4. We need help from 4-11 p.m. at the Lincoln School campus. Duties include:

  • Event setup (setting up tables, tents, trash barrels, fencing, PA systems, etc.)
  • Money collection (with Lincoln police officers)
  • Trash removal
  • Event cleanup (packing up everything above)

This event has been clear with the MLK Project at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School and community service hours will be given. Contact Dan Pereira at dpereira@lincnet.org if you can help out.

Getting the scoop at the recent ice cream social (click on picture for slide show).

Getting the scoop at the recent ice cream social (click on picture for slide show).

They all scream for ice cream

Harold McAleer assembled photos of the June 25 strawberry ice cream social at Bemis Hall accompanied by music from the Lincoln Traditional Jazz Sextet. Click here to watch.

Getty Foundation awards grant to Gropius House

Historic New England has announced that the Gropius House in Lincoln has been awarded a $75,000 grant from the Getty Foundation. The foundation recently announced grants for projects at 14 exemplary 20th-century buildings in eight countries as part of its Keeping It Modern initiative.

At the Gropius House, the Getty grant will support the development of a conservation management plan for the building and site to ensure the preservation of its characteristic features for the home’s continued use as a teaching tool to transmit the tenets of Bauhaus design and ensure that the public can enjoy this 1938 Bauhaus icon for generations to come.

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