Why isn't this meeting also being conducted over Zoom? Zoom seems to have
been used for so many other meetings for the town lately, it seems logical to
actually provide a Zoom option for the "important" ones. (Wasn't there a
state-wide directive allowing them? Has it expired?) Is there no w
Not every law written is constitutional. If the Town of Lincoln is
unwilling to address its ongoing discrimination and overt civil rights
violations, then we as residents must force the issues. The AG and the
Disability Law Center in Boston can help:
Office of the Attorney General of Massachusett
Hello LT,
I placed a call to the AGA office this afternoon and had a pleasant
conversation with Bethany Brown, ADA Coordinator at the Massachusetts Attorney
General's Office.
Sarah Liepert is 100% correct, Ms Brown voiced disagreement with the Towns
Legal Counsel and was quite empathetic with
Hi,
Those of you who think that all Lincoln residents with disabilities can
vote (as long as they are registered and can get a ride), should know that
some elderly and disabled people cannot stay at town meeting all day
because they cannot tolerate sitting or standing for hours waiting for the
opp
I also personally feel my rights are being violated under the equal rights law in MA. We have a bunch of lawyers in town maybe we can sue Lincoln and bring change and name the town administrators and town board. Adam M HogueCell: (978) 828-6184On Dec 1, 2023, at 4:18 PM, Sarah Liepert wrote:
Dear LT,
Please scroll down to see the reply of Town Administrator Tim Higgins, which I
am sharing per his request. He includes the opinion of Town Counsel regarding
the matter.
Above it, you will see my response to Jane Marie, advising her of Mr. Higgins's
response.
Importantly, the Massachu
