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Police log for week of Nov. 29, 2019

December 9, 2019

November 29

Longmeadow Road (3:07 p.m.) — Caller reports a dog coming onto their property for about a month. The dog officer was contacted to follow up with the caller.

Lexington Road (4:09 p.m.) — Neighbor reports signs being put up that are harassing in nature. Report taken; civil matter.

Old Concord Road (11:01 p.m.) — Caller reports seeing a light on at the residence via the security system. House checked; all is fine.

November 30

Concord Road (8:15 a.m.) — Caller complaining about landscapers using leaf blowers before 9 a.m. Officer spoke to the landscapers about the town bylaw.

December 1

Mt. Misery Parking Lot (3:23 p.m.) — Caller reports an injured dog. They were gone upon arrival of the officer after leaving and heading to the vet.

December 2

Lincoln Road (7:50 a.m.) — Minor motor vehicle crash, no injuries. Officers assisted with the involved parties exchanging papers.

Trapelo Road (1:27 p.m.) — Officer attempted to serve court paperwork.

Garland Road (2:57 p.m.) — Caller reports fresh shoe prints in the snow around her house. They were later found to be a from contractor doing work at the house which the caller was unaware of.

Rte. 117 at Old Sudbury Road (5:11 p.m.) — Minor two-car motor vehicle crash, no injuries. Officers took a report.

Wells Road (11:16 p.m.) — Caller reported their child over age 12 is missing. Party located the following day in Waltham and returned home.

December 3

Tower Road (9:11 a.m.) — Caller reports electrical wires arcing at the telephone pole. Fire Department responded and Eversource was contacted.

Lexington Road (1:30 p.m.) — Resident walked into station to report an ongoing neighbor dispute (civil in nature).

December 4

Liberty Lane — Resident walked into station reporting losing money as part of an online scam. Investigation ongoing.

130 Lowell St., Newton (3:01 p.m.) — Lt. Sean Kennedy and Det. Ian Spencer with U.S. Postal Inspector and Newton police arrested Pierre Fiote, 31 of 95 Spencer St., Dorchester on an arrest warrant obtained as a result of an ongoing fraud investigation. Lincoln police transported him to the Billerica House of Corrections.

December 5

Wells Road (12:38 a.m.) — Elderly party reporting suspicious activity at her residence. Officers arrived and assured the party all was fine.

Trapelo Road (12:27 p.m.) —  Elderly party locked themselves inside the garage. Fire Department assisted in opening the door.

Drumlin Farm, 208 South Great Rd. (4:04 p.m.) — Child was accidentally locked inside a vehicle. Fire Department assisted in gaining access.

December 6

Wells Road (12:29 a.m.) — Elderly resident reporting suspicious activity. Officer on scene again assuring that everything is fine.

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Police log for week of Nov. 22, 2019

December 3, 2019

November 22

Round Hill Road (11:32 a.m.) — Resident turned in an antique rifle from an estate requesting it to be destroyed.

South Great Road (3:16 p.m.) — Two-car crash on Rte. 117 at Lincoln Road. No injures, both cars towed.

Wells Road (8:05 p.m.) — Resident requested a well-being check on a party who is currently in Sudbury.

Lexington Road (2:18 a.m.) — Waltham police requested a well-being check on a party at the residence. Contact was made and request made to have them contact Waltham police.

November 23

Conant Road (3:10 p.m.) — Minor chemical spill in basement.

Bedford Road (5:02 p.m.) — Odor of smoke in the house. Fire Department determined it was coming from a ceiling fan and advised resident to contact an electrician.

South Great Road (1:59 a.m.) — One-car crash, no injuries. Vehicle towed from the scene.

Woods End Road (5:31 a.m.) — Resident requested assistance with getting a deceased dog into their car.

November 24

Hiddenwood Path (4:52 p.m.) — Resident reports unknown female knocking on their door and walking around the property. She was gone upon arrival of officers.

November 25

Weston Road (12:02 p.m.) — Resident reporting an incident was advised it’s a civil and not criminal matter.

Ryan Estate, 140 Lincoln Rd. (2:18 p.m.) — Police assisted a resident who was reporting a matter. Resident appeared to be confused and was reunited with a family member.

South Great Road (4:39 p.m.) — Vehicle struck in hit-and-run on Rte. 117 near Mt. Misery. Minor damage, no description of vehicle.

Mill Street (9:07 p.m.) — Officer assisted National Park Police with a traffic stop.

November 26

Lexington Road (10:22 a.m.) — Report of an adult and child running around the yard in ninja clothing confronting a passerby. Unable to make contact at the door.

Post office, 145 Lincoln Rd. — Report of a possible stolen package.

Wells Road (11:53 p.m.) — Resident reports apartment was entered earlier in the day. It was found to be entered by the reporting party’s child.

November 27

Lincoln Public Library — Fire Department reports that elevator is out of service.

Lexington Road (10:37 a.m.) — Officer delivered paperwork to a resident. 

Farrar Road (3:13 p.m.) — Fire Department reports a problem with the heating system.

Sandy Pond Road (7:50 p.m.) — Chang Han, 45, of 44 Deerhaven Rd., Lincoln was arrested for OUI following a vehicle crash.

Post office, 145 Lincoln Rd. — Officer checked on two people walking in the area; they were found to be workers from a local business walking home.

Wells Road (1:49 a.m.) — Resident asking to speak to an officer appeared to be confused. Police contacted family member who was in another part of the residence.

November 28

Brooks Road (8:29 p.m.) — One-car crash involving utility pole. Operator was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries.

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Public hearings coming up

December 1, 2019

Tree removal by DPW

On Tuesday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Lincoln DPW Office (30 Lewis St.), a public hearing will be held by the Tree Warden, Deputy Tree Warden and/or their designees to consider the removal of the trees listed below that are in the public right of way. This meeting is consistent with the requirements of the Shade Tree Act (MGL,c.87) and Scenic Road Act.

The trees have been marked with a hearing notice and are being considered for removal because they are dead, in decline, or otherwise posing a safety or operational hazard. The trees are marked as to size and type along the following roads:

  • 10 Old Sudbury Rd., 20″ pine
  • 251 Lincoln Rd., 30″ oak right of drive
  • At Town Hall, 24″ hemlock
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 49 and 50, 12″ maple
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 48 and 49, 12″ maple
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 47 and 48, 12″ maple
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 46 and 47, 8″ maple
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 45 and 46, two 12″ maples
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 44 and 45, 12″ maple
  • Baker Bridge Field South, between poles 43 and 44, 8″ maple
  • 53 Lincoln Rd., 20″ ash
  • Lincoln Road across from Pierce Hill Road, 24″ ash
  • Across from 94 Lincoln Rd., 20″ ash
  • Ridge Road opposite pole 35/1, two 14″ maples
  • Ridge Road, between and opposite poles 35/1 and 35/2, two 14″ maples
  • Anyone with questions may call the DPW at 781-259-8999.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Thursday, Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall to hear and to act on the following petitions under the Zoning Bylaws:

  • 9-11 Lewis Street Realty LLC, 9 Lewis St., for extension of original special permit for continued uses of 9, 11 and 11A Lewis St.
  • Rosamond and Francois Delori, 44 Tower Rd., for a special permit for an accessory apartment in loft above an existing garage.
  • Christopher Kalisch and Lindsay Norris, 158 Bedford Rd., for a special permit to replace an existing garage with a new garage and office above.

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L-S recognizes National Merit Scholar students

November 26, 2019

Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School congratulates nine semifinalists and 23 commended students in the National Merit Scholarship Program. The semifinalists will continue in competition for approximately 7,500 scholarships that will be offered in the spring of 2020. Commended students are recognized for exceptional academic promise demonstrated by their outstanding performance on the 2020 qualifying test and are commended on their outstanding potential for academic success.

National Merit semifinalists are (left to right) Stephanie Lu, Laura Appleby,* Jonah Krasnow, Derek Nielsen, Justin Lewitus, Tea Baumgartner, Abigail Truex, and Ranen Leung.

 

National Merit Commended Scholars are (back row, left to right) Grant Bordner, Ethan Minkoff, Jason Huang, Keith Hylton,* Anny Fryling, Haydon Merrill, Jessie Li, and Caoilin Engstrom.* Front row, left to right: Arlene Leavitt, Abigail Ganz, Eric Feng, Aiden Pendergast, Allison Densel, Parker Simon, Benjamin Morris, Kelly Durning, and Julian Flack.

* Lincoln resident

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Police log for week of Nov. 15, 2019

November 25, 2019

November 15

Lincoln Gas and Auto, 170 South Great Rd. (6:27 a.m.) — Motorist called reporting she couldn’t locate an attendant at the gas station to pump her gas. While speaking with dispatch an employee arrived to assist.

Donelan’s Supermarket, 145 Lincoln Rd. (10:12 p.m.) — Officer checked on a vehicle parked behind Donelan’s. Spoke to the occupants and they were sent on their way.

November 16

226 Tower Rd. (8:29 a.m.) —Resident asked an officer to conduct a VIN verification so they could register a vehicle.

Lincoln Public Library (10:08 a.m.) — Officer spoke to a patron in regards to previously viewing content in violation of the library’s policy.

Meadowdam Road (2:51 p.m.) — Brush fire caused by wires in a tree. Fire Department extinguished the brush fire and contacted Eversource to respond.

November 17

Overflow parking lot, 24 South Great Rd. (1:12 a.m.) — William Woyda, 24, of 17 Woodlawn St., Northborough, was stopped and later arrested for OUI/liquor and speeding.

November 18

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound at Bedford Road (9:41 a.m. and again at 4:51 p.m.) — Traffic lights malfunctioning at the intersection. MassDOT and Mass. State Police notified.

Beaver Pond Road (3:20 p.m.) — Caller reports an outside odor of gas. Fire Department checked the area and was unable to locate any odor.

3 Pierce Hill Rd. (4:02 p.m.) — Neighbor reports suspicious activity at the residence. Officers spoke to a party on scene who was watching the pets.

223 Sandy Pond Rd. (5:03 p.m.) — Caller reports stove possibly left on by accident. Fire Department responded to assist.

5 Oakdale Lane (6:51 p.m.) — Medical call.

116 Lincoln Rd. (10:16 p.m.) — Caller reports hearing someone outside the residence. Officers checked the area and all appears fine.

November 19

231 Aspen Circle (7:45 a.m.) — Caller reports hearing an odd noise outside the residence. Officers checked the area and all appears fine; likely weather-related.

North Great Road (8:47 a.m.) — Three-car crash on Rte. 2A near the transfer station. No injuries.

15 Twin Pond Lane (10:07 a.m.) — Call for a fire alarm sounding. Fire Department checked; all is fine, detector needed battery replaced.

50 Wells Rd. (4:02 p.m.) — Resident came to the station to have a pellet gun destroyed.

64 Conant Rd. (11:44 p.m.) — Caller reports possibly being a victim of a computer scam.

November 21

2 Harvest Circle (9:28 p.m.) — Staff member reported that earlier in the day, there were five people driving around The Commons complex in a white van soliciting. Staff was advised of the bylaw and advised to call if they return.

November 22

Concord Road (12:54 a.m.) — Traffic sign was struck and knocked over. DPW notified.

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Service on Saturday for Susan Fargo, 1942–2019

November 19, 2019

Susan Fargo

A celebration of the life of State Senator Susan Fargo (née Cooley), who died on November 15 at the age of 77 following a period of declining health, will be held on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 3 p.m. at the First Parish Church (4 Bedford Rd., Lincoln). A private burial will be held at Lincoln Cemetery.

Susan was elected to eight consecutive terms in the Massachusetts State Senate, serving the 3rd Middlesex district (the 5th Middlesex district prior to 2003) from 1997–2012. She proudly wore out three pairs of shoes during her first campaign walking the nine towns in her district introducing herself to her constituents in order to win as a democrat in a traditionally Republican district.

As Senator, Susan served as chair of the Public Health Committee and co-chair of the Committee on Elderly Affairs. She was widely praised for her tireless work to ban smoking in the workplace, increase access to affordable housing, advance the circuit-breaker bill that provides tax credits to many elderly, and champion the health of women, including legislation that affirmed the rights of mothers to nurse their babies in public.

Whether an ally or opponent, Susan was a remarkable force, infusing all her interactions with a dry wit and keen observations. On Susan’s retirement in 2012, then Senate President Therese Murray called her a “powerful voice for the 3rd Middlesex District” and “a passionate and true leader on Beacon Hill who approaches every issue with the well-being of her constituents in mind.”

Prior to serving in the Senate, Susan served as a selectperson in the town of Lincoln, as editor in chief of the then-weekly Lincoln Journal, and, early in her career, as a middle school teacher in Newton.

Susan was born in Peoria, Ill., on August 27, 1942 to Dr. William Cooley, Jr. and Adelaide Nation Cooley. She attended Stephens College for two years, then graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Northwestern University (where she was also homecoming queen) in 1964 and received her Master of Arts in Teaching from the Harvard University School of Education in 1965. In 1994 she received a certificate in public leadership from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

She and her future husband Foster M. Fargo Jr. met and lived in Cambridge while both were in graduate school. They married in 1966 and moved to Newton during Susan’s teaching years and then settled in Lincoln, where they lived for over 45 years (he died last April after they were married for 52 years). Susan had an exceptional appreciation of beauty which she cultivated around her, most notably in her remarkable clothing, her home and in her active support of the arts. She was a consummate gift giver, matching recipients with perfect selections often cherished over a lifetime. 

Susan leaves behind a devoted daughter, Amanda Reed Fargo and her grandson, Brady Foster Fargo of Lincoln; her sister Marcia Cooley Blevins of McMinnville, Ore.; her brother William Carl Cooley and his wife Seddon Reed Savage (Susan’s husband’s sister) of Concord, N.H.; and many nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to The Trustees of Reservations, Planned Parenthood of Massachusetts, the First Parish in Lincoln, CareGroup Parmenter Home Care & Hospice (1 Arsenal Market Place, Watertown MA 02472), or Deaconess Abundant Life Services (80 Deaconess Rd., Concord MA 01742).

Obituary courtesy of Dee Funeral Home & Cremation Service of Concord.

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Police log for week of November 8, 2019

November 17, 2019

November 8

Concord Road (12:47 a.m.) — Assisted Massachusetts State Police and Concord police with looking for a hit-and-run crash driver in Concord.

South Great Road (5:58 p.m.) — Deer was struck by a vehicle and went off into the woods. Officer reports deer may be injured but does not need to be dispatched.

Codman Road (11:14 p.m.) — Resident reports a juvenile yelling towards a residence on a nightly basis. Officers spoke to the juvenile and advised them to stop such behavior.

November 9

10 Oak Meadow Rd. (1:10 p.m.) — Resident reports one of his license plates was lost or stolen. Report taken.

86 Conant Road (2:52 p.m.) — Follow-up report of a resident providing additional information on identity theft.

Lincoln Public Library (4:31 p.m.) — Walk-in at Police Department reported seeing a male party at the library viewing inappropriate on the computer. Officers responded and were unable to locate the party. Officers spoke with library staff who were made aware of the individual and will advise police if he returns.

November 10

184 Bedford Road (11:18 a.m.) — Caller reported their neighbor is putting leaves on their property. Officer spoke to the neighbor, who said he will stop doing so.

408 North Ave., Weston (9:20 p.m.) — Mutual aid, assisting Weston Fire Department  with a medical emergency.

South Great Road (9:21 p.m.) — Caller reports possibly seeing a vehicle turn onto the railroad tracks on Rte. 117. Officers checked all train crossings and reported no vehicle on the tracks.

DeCordova Museum (9:56 p.m.) — Caller reports possibly losing car keys in the parking lot. Officer checked the area and was unable to locate.

November 11

Lincoln Road (6:02 p.m.) — Driver stopped and cited for being an unlicensed operator.

November 13

Lincoln Road (7:31 a.m.) — Car struck a pedestrian at the intersection of Codman Road. Minor injuries, pedestrian transported to a local hospital. The impact was described as a “nudge.

South Great Road (7:37 a.m.) — Caller reports that a car struck a deer near Lee’s Bridge. Area checked; no sign of deer and no vehicle on scene.

15D South Commons (10:00 a.m.) — Assisted a party at the police station with legal documents.

42 Blackburnian Road (12:1 p.m.) — Caller report smoke in the area. Fire Department reports that Stonegate Gardens was having an outside burn.

November 14

Concord Road (1:55 p.m.) — Car struck a bicyclist near Rte. 117. Minor injury to the cyclist, who was transported to a local hospital. Workers blowing leaves in the area created a dust cloud, contributing to the crash.

Bedford Road at Juniper Ridge Road (9:42 p.m.) — Dana Mahadeo, 46, of Bolton, Mass., pulled over and arrested for OUI/liquor.

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News acorns

November 11, 2019

Middle school play: “Trap”

Picture this: an incomprehensible event during which every person in the audience of a middle school play falls unconscious — every person but one. Using interviews with witnesses, loved ones, first responders, and the investigators pursuing the case, a theatre ensemble brings the story of the strange event to life, documentary-style. But as the strands weave together, it looks like this phenomenon might not be entirely in the past. Trap by Stephen Gregg will be presented by Lincoln Middle School’s drama department on Thursday and Friday, November 14 and 15 at 7 p.m. in the Donaldson Auditorium. Tickets at the door. Suitable for ages 9+.

Change of venue

“Poetry & Music with Mary Crowe & Evelyn Harris” on Sunday, Nov. 17 has been moved from Bemis Hall to the Lincoln Public Library’s Tarbell Room.

Thoreau Animal Index Blitz

Join the Thoreau Animal Index Blitz at the Walden Woods Project (44 Baker Farm Rd., Lincoln) on Thursday, Dec. 5 from 1–8 p.m. to co-create an index of all of the animals mentioned in Thoreau’s journals. Like Ray Angelo’s Thoreau botanical index, this will become a valuable resource to Thoreau scholars for years to come. Each participant will be assigned a certain number of pages, depending on how much time they have, of Thoreau’s journal to read (accessed online). As participants read, they will be asked to note any mention of an animal. We will provide instructions and a list of frequently asked questions. You can come for as much or little time as you’re able. Experience the rare fire in the Walden Woods Project’s Great Hall walk-in fireplace. Hot chocolate, tea and goodies will be served.

Help available with fuel bills and financial emergencies

If you need help paying your winter fuel bill, Lincoln’s Fuel Assistance Program may be able to help. The program provides a cash benefit, payable to an authorized fuel provider, for both homeowners and renters of all ages; amounts depend on household income, number of people in the household, and heating costs. Those who receive fuel assistance may also be eligible for other benefits, such as weatherization services, heating system repairs, and discount utility rates.

When Lincoln residents have an unforeseen and extreme financial emergency that threatens their well-being, the Lincoln Emergency Assistance Fund and the Small Necessities Project may be able to help. The fund is supported entirely by the Ogden Codman Trust, the First Parish Church, and donations.

For more information or to apply for help under either the fuel assistance or financial emergency program, call the Lincoln Council on Aging at 781-259-8811 to set up an appointment. Residents 60 and over may ask for Joan Ingersoll or Abigail Butt, while those under 60 may ask for Natalia Dedkov.

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Police log for November 1–7, 2019

November 10, 2019

November 1
  • Drumlin Farm, 208 South Great Rd. (5:51 a.m.) — Officers assist DPW with removing a tree.
  • Wells Road (7:15 a.m.) —  Report of several vehicles struck while parked. Report taken. 
  • Lincoln Road (8:02 a.m.) — Eversource requests an officer to assist them with traffic.
  • 86 Conant Rd. (3:11 p.m.) — Officers investigating a case of wire/internet fraud.
  • Lincoln Road (8:12 p.m.) — Report of motorized scooter traveling erratically; unable to locate. 
  • Bemis Hall (9:45 p.m.) — Officer assisting with traffic as school dance ends.
  • Hanscom Air Force Base (11:20 p.m.) — Request to assist with a missing person; cancelled as person was located.
November 2
  • Lincoln School (8:28 a.m.) — Officers  assisting with Special Town Meeting 
  • 4L North Commons (11:22 a.m.) — Caller reports people going door to door. They were census workers.
  • Route 126 (2:25 p.m.) — Maynard Police Department had been in pursuit of a car last seen on Concord Road in Wayland heading into Lincoln. Pursuing car never entered Lincoln.
  • 122 Patterson Rd., Hanscom Air Force Base (2:57 p.m.) — Assisting resident with a juvenile matter.
November 3
  • Bemis Hall (4:58 p.m.) — Wallet found; owner contacted.
  • 121 Weston Rd. (7:49 p.m.) — Caller reports her daughter saw a vehicle in their driveway earlier in the day that drove off at a high rate of speed.
  • Route 2 eastbound (10:41 p.m.) —  Officer on construction detail reported witnessing a car off the road after nearly hitting a deer. State Police requested to respond.
November 4
  • 25 Bypass Rd. (6:50 a.m.) — Well-being check; all is fine.
  • 231 Aspen Circle (4:30 p.m.) — Assisting a resident with explaining a legal document that was received in the mail. 
  • Lincoln Police Department, 169 Lincoln Rd. (6:16 p.m.) — Party having an issue with GPS monitoring system. Assisted party with getting in touch with Massachusetts Probation Service.
  • 167 Lincoln Rd. (6:43 p.m.) —  Resident reported a vehicle pulling into neighbor’s driveway. Officer spoke to the resident; everything was fine.
November 5
  • Bedford Road (4:22 p.m.) —  Minor motor vehicle crash, no injuries. Parties exchanged paperwork.
November 6
  • Department of Public Works, 30 Lewis St. (3:54 am.)  — Suspicious vehicle at DPW; everything was fine.
  • Bedford Road (9:47 a.m.) — Assisting DPW.
  • 16 Granville Rd. (10:40 a.m.) — Suspicious vehicle in a neighbor’s driveway. Officer found that they’re working at the residence.
  • 17 Ridge Rd. (3:14 p.m.) — Reporting party lost his car keys. 
  • Lincoln Public Library (8:24 p.m.) — Caller reported problem with an alarm panel.
November 7
  • Cambridge Turnpike westbound (1:29 a.m.) — Deer struck by car, wandered off into the woods.
  • Bypass Road (2:13 a.m.) — Coyote struck on Rt. 2A; officer dispatched the injured animal for humanitarian reasons.
  • North Great Road (1:38 p.m.) — Report of a person walking in Minute Man National Park with a torch and filming themselves. Ranger Grossman advised that the person was walking for a cause.
  • Lincoln School (3:09 p.m.) — Caller requesting a check on an elderly party walking. The party was fine.
  • South Great Road (5:51 p.m.) — Minor motor vehicle crash, no injuries.
  • 8 Boyce Farm Rd. (6:56 p.m.) — Assisting a resident with locating an item.

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Police log for the week of October 25, 2019

November 3, 2019

October 25

81 Wells Rd. (12:50 p.m.) — Officer assisting a resident with a civil matter.Rte. 2 gas testing site, Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (3:38 p.m.) — Caller report an odor of natural gas at the Rte. 2 Tennessee pipeline station. Gas company notified.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (1:06 a.m.) — Deceased deer in the breakdown lane. MassDOT notified.

October 26

52 Stonehedge Rd. (2:03 p.m.) — Resident reported being scammed out of money during an online purchase.

53 Wells Rd. (4:04 p.m.) — Assisting an elderly resident.

October 27

Cranberry Terrace, Hanscom Air Force Base (11:35 a.m.) — Officer assisting a resident with a civil issue.

Lincoln Water Department, 77 Sandy Pond Rd. (3:20 p.m.) — Suspicious motor vehicle parked along Sandy Pond Road. Operator was fine and was moved along.

2 Beaver Pond Rd. (9:15 p.m.) — Resident reported that two vehicles pulled into their driveway and left after a couple of minutes. Officers checked the area; unable to locate.

October 28

21 Sunnyside Lane (2:17 p.m.) — Resident reported being harassed by a neighbor; officer took a report. No criminal actions; civil in nature.

Lincoln MBTA station (7:17 p.m.) — Assisting a party with explaining the rules of the resident commuter lot.

October 29

91 Tower Rd. (10:45 a.m.) — Complaint about a barking dog; incident referred to the animal control officer.U.S. Post Office, 145 Lincoln Rd. (5:06 p.m.) — Party was bitten by a dog on a leash. The injured party refused treatment; information was given to the animal control officer.

Lincoln Public Schools (6:04 p.m.) — Witness reported a minor hit-and-run two-car crash involving a parked car in the school lot. Officers contacted the registered owner, who returned to the station. The owner wasn’t the operator; report taken.

122 South Great Rd. (7:59 p.m.) — Party reports some is knocking on her door and she’s refusing to answer. Officers checked the area; unable to locate anyone.

29 Wells Rd. (9:23 p.m.) — Party reported received a strange/harassing call from a former co-worker. Report taken.

October 31

24 Cranberry Terrace, Hanscom Air Force Base (10:35 a.m.) — Resident reports suspicious activity around the residence. Report taken.

53 Wells Rd. (2:36 p.m.) Well-being check, officer checking on an elderly resident; all is fine.

Bedford Road (3:21 p.m.) — Minor two-car crash, no injuries. Report taken.

75 Tower Rd. (9:52 p.m.) — Speaking to a resident regarding an ongoing civil matter.

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