Marc Day (center).
Donate to Marc Day Scholarship Fund
Friends and family of the late Marc Day invite donations to a scholarship fund established in the name of Marc, a Lincoln resident and graduate of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School who died on September 8.
Organizers are hoping to raise $25,000 to help one college-bound L-S track runner each year. Marc, a student at Curry College, was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 19. “Some of his many loves were flowers, sushi, hot sauce, clothes and friends. Always his friends,” his mother Mary Day wrote.
To donate, click here. Under ” Dedicate this gift,” please type in “Marc Day” or “Marc Day Memorial Scholarship.” Donation may also be made by check payable to “L-S Scholarship Fund.” Write “Marc Day Scholarship” on the memo line and mail it to LSSF, P.O. Box 693, Sudbury, MA 01776.
Substitute teachers needed
Apply to become a substitute teacher in the Lincoln Public Schools for students in grades preK-8. Morning, afternoon or all-day shifts are available on the Lincoln and Hanscom campuses. Work with younger or older students based on your preference. Rates start at $60 (half-day) and $100 (full day). Click here to learn more and apply on line. Questions? Contact Kerry Parrella at kparrella@lincnet.org or 508-958-6872.
Minute Man NHP unveils art exhibit
A new public art exhibition has been installed in the Minute Man National Historical Park in collaboration with the Umbrella Arts Center in Concord. Curated by Monkeyhouse, “Go Out Doors – Minute Man National Historical Park” brings unique, park-inspired artistic perspectives to the Umbrella’s “Go Out Doors – Neighbors” regional exhibition of artfully upcycled, painted doors, installed in towns throughout Battle Road, MetroWest and beyond.
The doors feature designs inspired by and creatively interpreting themes from three major sites in the park selected in consultation with Park interpretive staff led by Visitor Service Manager Jennifer Pierce and 2021 intern Luis Berrizbeitia. Click here to learn more.
The project is the park’s second major collaboration with Umbrella, following 2019’s “Earth Press Project: Witness,” a large-scale sculptural installation by MMNHP’s first artist in residence, Nancy Winship Milliken. It is supported in part by The Foundation for Metrowest. Originally inspired by the door exhibit on NYC’s High Line, “Go Out Doors” has expanded from the Umbrella’s original summer 2020 exhibition in West Concord into a wide collaborative public art campaign with thematically similar installations cropping up along trails, open spaces, business districts and cultural attractions in many area towns.