Soup-making class at the library
Participation in superintendent search invited
The Lincoln-Sudbury School Committee’s Superintendent Search Subcommittee will hold a virtual listening session for families and community members on Thursday, Jan. 12 from 6–7:30 p.m. with Glenn Koocher, the group’s search consultant from the Massachusetts Association for School Committees. The subcommittee also invites residents to complete a brief survey asking that current or future issues that the new superintendent will need to address. The deadline to take the survey is Monday, Jan. 9. Click here for the January 12 Zoom link.
Recycle textiles to help PTO
The Lincoln School has partnered with Bay State Textiles in a program to turn unwanted textiles into revenue for the Lincoln PTO. Schools earn a rebate of $100 per ton. Drop-off bins are located in the Smith and Hartwell parking lots. Bay State Textile accepts all textiles (clothing, footwear, towels, household linens, stained clothing, stuffed animals, footwear and other fabric-based products). Click here for a complete list of acceptable items. As of January 1, it is illegal to throw textiles into the trash in Massachusetts.
FoMA film on Oyler house
The Friends of Modern Architecture/Lincoln Film Series presents “The Oyler House: Richard Neutra’s Desert Retreat,” a first-run feature film release directed by Michael Dorsey, on Thursday, Feb. 2 at 6 p.m. in the Lincoln Public Library as part of the 2023 Lincoln Winter Carnival. There will be a reception after the screening.
The Oyler house was designed for Richard Oyler in 1959 by Neutra in Lone Pine, Calif. The design resonates with Lincoln’s Modern architecture, where careful attention to specific site qualities has enabled architects to celebrate and enrich the experience of living with the land in modest homes. The film highlights a place that remains a valuable example of how Modern principles and sensibilities continue to resonate and enrich our lives today.
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