Lincoln Dems co-host election discussion
Join an informational presentation and discussion, “Sorting Out the Midterms: How to Support Key Senatorial and Congressional Candidates in the National Midterms,” via Zoom on Thursday, Sept. 22 from 7–8 p.m., hosted by the Lincoln Democrats and Force Multiplier (FM) with speakers Tom Hallock and Ed Loechler, two of FM’s founders. Click here to register. This is not a fundraiser; no fee to attend.
Session on gardening and climate change
“Making a Meadow: Easy Tips for Incorporating a Native Meadow” with Lincoln Common Ground and eco-gardener Diana Rice will take place on Sunday, Sept. 25 from 2–4 p.m. Gardening to counter climate change is actually much easier in the long run than maintaining a turf grass lawn or traditional garden as it frees homeowners from from mowing and using chemicals, gas and lots of water to maintain a landscape. Supervised children and families are welcome. Click here for location and registration. Questions? Email Emily Haslett at emhaslett@gmail.com.
Grown-ups’ night at the Tack Room
All are welcome to LincFam’s Grown-Ups’ Night Out on the Tack Room patio on Wednesday, Sept. 28 from 7:30–9:30 p.m. Please RSVP by emailing info@lincfam.org.
Upcoming Lincoln Conservation Dept. programs
Autumn conservation trail walks — Join conservation staff on Tuesday mornings starting September 20 as we visit different trails in Lincoln. Registration is required in order to keep group size under 15 people and to ensure we can contact you in case of cancellation due to weather or public health concerns. Click here for destinations and registration link.
Ranger-led trail walks — Explore Lincoln’s open space and trails on the first Saturday of each month with Will Leona, Lincoln’s conservation ranger. Walks are generally 2 miles long and are appropriate for all ages. Click here to RSVP (select the tab at the bottom with the date you wish to participate).
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- October 1 — Harrington Woods/Beaver Pond (meet at parking area on north side of Rt. 117 at Weston/Lincoln town line)
- November 5 — Farm Meadow/Coburn East. Meet at Lincoln MBTA parking lot (free on weekends)
- December 3 — Mt. Misery (meet at Mt. Misery parking lot on Route 117 at 60 South Great Rd.)
Volunteer conservation crew on Fieldwork Fridays — Town land management staff will host three volunteer workdays focused on invasive plant species control on September 30 (Codman South), October 28 (Beaver Pond), and November 18 (Sudbury River canoe launch). Volunteers will get a chance to make a positive impact on our conservation land and enjoy the great outdoors. Click here to RSVP (select the bottom tab with the date you wish to participate). Meeting location, event details, and waiver will be emailed to registrants prior to the workday. Questions? Email conservation@lincolntown.org or call 781-259-2612.
Garden Club event for prospective members
All Lincoln residents are cordially invited to the Lincoln Garden Club’s wine and cheese evening for new and prospective members on Sunday, Oct. 2 at 5 p.m. Come hear about the club’s many horticultural events and meet some members. Please RSVP to Ann Parke at annparke@verizon.net or Lucy Sprayregen at lucypage@aol.com.