By Alice Waugh Two prominent commercial properties in South Lincoln will see some changes—and perhaps new tenants—in the coming months. 152 Lincoln Rd., formerly occupied by the Cambridge Trust Co. until the branch closed its doors last year, was purchased in November by Cambridge West Partners for $1,015,000. Meanwhile, the new owners of the mansard-roofed…
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Groups proposed for economic development, south Lincoln
Two new committees to promote business development in Lincoln are being proposed. At a Board of Selectmen meeting earlier this month, Director of Planning and Land Use Jennifer Burney offered a proposal for an Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) and a South Lincoln Implementation Planning Committee (SLPIC) to the Board of Selectmen earlier this month. Creating groups…
Whistle Stop closes abruptly, leaving mall without a restaurant
The Whistle Stop restaurant has gone out of business, becoming the second Lincoln restaurant since May to close its doors. Customers who stopped by on Monday morning were greeted with signs scrawled on small white paper bags taped to the doors saying “Closed — Thanks for the Memories” and “Closed — 08/04/04–7/16/16 — Thank You…
Help guide the future of housing in Lincoln
The Lincoln Housing Commission invites residents to participate in a survey about the town’s new five-year Housing Plan—and it’s also looking for new commission member. The Housing Commission wants to understand what residents think Lincoln’s housing priorities should be and what kinds of housing needs should be addressed in the new plan. Results from this survey…