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July 22, 2025

Bedford Road to be closed for two days

Bedford Road between the five-way intersection and Canaan Drive will be closed from Wednesday, July 23 through Friday, July 25 from 7:00am–3:00pm to allow water main installation. Motorists traveling north on Lincoln Road towards the five-way intersection will be detoured onto Trapelo Road and Lexington Road if they aim to take Route 2 east. Those wishing to access North Lincoln or Route 2 westbound will be detoured onto Sandy Pond Road to Baker Bridge and Concord Road (Route 126) to Route 2. Motorists who want to access Bedford Road south from Route 2 will be detoured Route 2 east onto Lexington Road and Trapelo Road to allow access through the five-way intersection.

Learn how to research your ancestors

Genealogy has become much more popular with the ease of finding information on the Internet, but far from everything for your family history is online. In “Start, Organize, Research, and Write Your Family History” at the Lincoln Public Library on Monday, July 28 from 6:00-7:30pm, participants will start with forms that are common in genealogical research and explore research techniques, census reports, researching at repositories, internet research, organizing and writing in order to help you create a lasting family heirloom. This class will have something for both the beginning and experienced family researcher. Register here.

Swap shed seeks volunteers

The swap shed is seeking volunteers to help continue its success in reducing waste, and promoting reuse and recycling. Volunteers are needed to help residents place their items in the appropriate area, make sure items are acceptable, and help keep the swap shed clean, organized, and safe for all to enjoy. Shifts are available Wednesdays and Saturdays between 7:30am and 3:00pm for two hours or more. Volunteers can commit to once a week, twice a week, once a month, or whatever works with their schedule. Interested or have questions? Call Susan Donaldson at the DPW Office to sign up at 781-259-8999.

ZBA seeks a new member

The Town of Lincoln Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is seeking a new member for an open seat on the Board.  The ZBA acts on a case-by-case basis on requests for zoning variances, special permits, and findings and appeals of decisions by the building inspector. The board (which has five regular members and three associate members) generally meets one evening a month. For information or an application, email elderp@lincolntown.org or call the Select Board office at 781-259-2601.

Sign up for youth travel soccer

Lincoln Youth Soccer is calling kids in grades 3-8 (especially rising third-grade girls), both passionate players and those who are new to the sport, to join the travel team for 2025-26. The Lincoln Youth Soccer Travel program offers local practices once a week and Saturday games in surrounding towns. Register today at www.lincolnsoccer.com.

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