Videos of the Oct. 24 State of the Town and Special Town Meeting are now available on the town video web page. Fall offers ...

Because of a glitch that’s requiring customer support, the last page in the latest issue of the Lincoln Review didn’t make it into the flipbook seen on the Lincoln Review home page. However, if you ...

Note that legal notices often must be posted twice by law. For previous legal notices and details on how to submit a legal notice to the Lincoln Squirrel, click here.

Questions? Email Lincoln Review editor Barbara Rhines at lincolnmareview@gmail.com or Lincoln Squirrel editor Alice Waugh at lincolnsquirrelnews@gmail.com.

Residents heard updates about the community center, road projects, the two school committees, and other topics at the State of the Town meeting that preceded the Oct. 24 Special Town Meeting.

In the Oct. 25 article headlined “ Geothermal option for library fails to win approval at Town Meeting,” a quote was misattributed to Laurie Gray. It was actually Lara Sullivan who said, “It’s ...

(GSHP) option for replacing the library HVAC system went down to defeat. Even though it passed by a majority (193 to 152, or 56% in favor), a two-thirds majority was needed because the measure ...

Collaborate on a giant rope-web installation, make tiny spiders using unique materials, and complete a scavenger hunt around the sculpture park. Costumes are encouraged Learn more and register.

(Editor’s note: This is an edited version of a press release sent to the Lincoln Squirrel on behalf of The Commons in Lincoln that was updated to add a missing name and link on Oct. 26.) Sixteen ...

The State of the Town/Special Town Meeting is this Saturday, Oct. 24 — here’s what you need to know. The best resource is the Special Town Meeting web page, where you can lots of information including ...

Based on data collected earlier this year on the condition of Lincoln’s roads, a consultant has recommended a five-year ...