Town of Lincoln, RI

06/13/2026

Our first summer concert of the 2026 season is tonight!!

Hey Lincoln!
The 2026 Parks and Rec Summer Concert Series Schedule. Hope to see you all there!!
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06/12/2026

🚲🛴 Important Public Safety Reminder: Electric Scooters & E-Bikes Prohibited in Town Parks.
The Town of Lincoln would like to remind residents and visitors that electric scooters and e-bikes are prohibited within Town parks and recreational areas. This restriction is in place as a public safety measure to protect pedestrians, children, families, athletes, and all individuals enjoying our parks and walking areas. The increased speed and operation of motorized devices in these shared spaces create potential safety concerns, especially in areas with heavy pedestrian activity.
We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in helping keep Lincoln’s parks safe, welcoming, and enjoyable for all. Please be advised that violations of this restriction may result in enforcement action.
Thank you for doing your part to protect our community.
Town of Lincoln

06/11/2026

**Location change**
Due to the construction on School Street and the state of the road/ parking area of the youth center, we will be moving the location for the adult watercolor class to Chase Farm (667 Great Rd) the Visitors Center-

Join us Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday with our guided painting for adults! June 17 from 6pm-8pm at the Albion Youth Center-
Theme: Red, White and Blueberries - Acrylic paint on canvas board

No experience needed, supplies will be provided.
To register please visit https://lincolnri.recdesk.com

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

Local officials are continuing their push for the Rhode Island Department of Transportation to take responsibility for maintaining sidewalks along state roads, arguing that municipalities have long been tasked with maintaining the sidewalks while also bearing liability when sidewalk problems arise.

LINCOLN — Local officials are continuing their push for the Rhode Island Department of Transportation to take responsibility for maintaining sidewalks along state roads, arguing that municipalities have long been

06/11/2026

Lincoln High student awarded $10,000 for women's health initiative

Lincoln High School junior Snigdha Kethineni has been awarded a $10,000 Transform Rhode Island Scholarship for her proposal to expand access to menstrual care products and reproductive health education across the state.

LINCOLN — Lincoln High School junior Snigdha Kethineni has been awarded a $10,000 Transform Rhode Island Scholarship for her proposal to expand access to menstrual care products and reproductive health

06/11/2026

Lincoln High School Class of 2026- congrats all!

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06/11/2026

Dressed in blue and white caps and gowns, members of Lincoln High School’s Class of 2026 gathered at the Community College of Rhode Island on June 5 to receive their diplomas and celebrate a milestone years in the making.

LINCOLN — Dressed in blue and white caps and gowns, members of Lincoln High School’s Class of 2026 gathered at the Community College of Rhode Island on June 5 to

06/10/2026

Last Thursday, Town Hall employees participated in the 1st of a 4-part wellness workshop series, Food is Medicine, with guest nutrition expert Kathi Masi. We learned about the health benefits of olive oil and other fresh, local ingredients to make eating healthy this summer both easy and delicious!

06/10/2026

Click the link below to get informed on some bike/ road safety https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/bicycle-safety