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Developer withdraws Jordan Farms proposal, plans to return with revised housing plan (opens the original)
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LINCOLN â The developer behind a proposed 49-unit affordable housing development and solar array on Cobble Hill Road withdrew its application Sept. 23 after Planning Board members said they needed more time to consider residentsâ concerns and questions about the plan. Seminole Development was seeking master plan approval for Jordan Farms Condominiums on 17.27 acres near Route 146. The proposal called for five duplexes, 13 three-family buildings, and a large solar array at the rear of the pro
Gould, Cullen offer contrasting visions in Lincoln town administrator race (opens the original)
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LINCOLN â Voters will choose between two familiar candidates for town administrator in the Nov. 3 general election, with incumbent Philip Gould highlighting what his administration has accomplished and challenger John Cullen calling for changes to the way Lincoln makes financial and development decisions. Gould, who was first elected in a 2021 special election and won a full term the following year, said he wants to continue infrastructure projects, recreational improvements, and efforts to ma
Lincoln updates rules for fire pits, outdoor burning (opens the original)
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LINCOLN â Residents have clearer guidelines for using fire pits or burning brush in their yards following an update to the townâs outdoor burning ordinance. According to a press release from the town administrator's office, new state legislation on outdoor burning permits prompted the changes and gave the town an opportunity to review its existing ordinance, which contained outdated language and areas of ambiguity. Town Administrator Philip Gould worked with Town Councilmen Arthur Russo Jr.
Ogni defends record as Taylor makes third bid for Ward 2 seat (opens the original)
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LINCOLN â Ward 2 voters will decide in November whether to return a longtime incumbent to the Town Council or elect a challenger seeking to bring a new voice to the board. Bruce Ogni, an independent who has served on the Town Council for 12 years, is running on his record of fiscal restraint and responsiveness to residents. Bonnie Taylor, a Democrat making her third run for the seat, says she would bring the perspective of a working parent, along with new ideas on housing infrastructure and co
Residents raise safety concerns at Complete Streets workshop (opens the original)
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LINCOLN â Residents raised concerns about dangerous intersections, missing sidewalks, and cars parked on sidewalks during a Sept. 16 workshop focused on improving streets in Lonsdale and Saylesville. The workshop was the first of two public sessions for a Complete Streets study exploring ways to make the area safer and better for people walking, biking, taking public transportation, and driving. About 30 residents attended, according to Town Planner Stephanie Davies. Residents focused much of
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