Lincoln Housing Authority, Lincoln, RI

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

The US National Weather Service Boston MA has issued a ‼️Heat Advisory ‼️for parts of Rhode Island from noon on June 11 through 8:00 PM on June 12. Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.

More information https://inws.ncep.noaa.gov/a/a.php?i=128787572

05/15/2026

It’s not goodbye, but see you later. 💐

Wishing Anna all the best in her retirement! Thank you for your dedication, kindness, and all the lives you’ve touched along the way. May this next chapter bring you happiness, relaxation, adventure, and all the things you love most.

Congratulations, Anna — you will be truly missed! ❤️

05/07/2026

The Annual Conference may be our biggest moment to come together, but the connection doesn’t stop there. Throughout the year, NERSC offers opportunities to keep learning and stay connected, virtually and beyond.
✨ Upcoming NERSC Events ✨
📌 Webinar: Tea, Cake, and Conversations About Death: The Death Café Model
🗓 June 4, 2026 | Registration now open
📌 Ask Me Anything
🗓 June 11, 2026 | Registration opening soon
💬 Which session are you planning to attend?
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For full details and updates, visit our community calendar:
https://members.nerscinc.org/events/event_list.asp

04/21/2026

Press Release – Town of Lincoln On April 17th and 18th, the Lincoln Police Department and the Lincoln Animal Control Officer (ACO) received multiple reports of a coyote behaving aggressively in the area of Sherman Avenue. The animal exhibited behavior toward both people and pets that was inconsistent with normal wildlife activity.

In one instance, a resident walking his dog was chased by the coyote. Fortunately, the individual was able to fend the animal off without injury. Later that afternoon, Lincoln Police officers located the coyote, which continued to display erratic and aggressive behavior. In the interest of public safety, the animal was euthanized.
The coyote’s remains were submitted for testing, and results have confirmed that the animal was infected with rabies.

Town officials remind residents to exercise caution when encountering coyotes or any wildlife exhibiting aggressive or unusual behavior. Residents are encouraged to avoid approaching wildlife, secure pets, and report any concerning animal activity to Lincoln Animal Control @ 401-333-0950 or Lincoln Police at 401-333-1111.

*** This is a stock photo of a coyote with rabies used for context for this public service announcement.

04/19/2026

Tickets still available!!

Join us on Sunday April 26th for a Pasta Luncheon! Proceeds will assist those residents who were displaced by a fire at Lincoln Manor!
Can't make it?...Penny Social donations are appreciated!

04/14/2026

Everyone’s journey looks different, but no one has to go through it alone.

LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is a free 12-week program designed to support survivors through movement, strength, and community.

Contact Shelly at 401-727-7900 or [email protected]

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island officials have launched a new 511 system aimed at making it easier for residents to report potholes and track repair progress across the state.

Governor Dan McKee and the Rhode Island Department of Transportation announced the rollout of a new pothole hotline and online dashboard designed to improve how road issues are reported and addressed.

The new system allows Rhode Islanders to quickly report potholes on state-maintained roads while also giving the public the ability to monitor when and where repairs are being made.

Officials said the goal of the initiative is to improve communication with residents and increase transparency around road maintenance efforts statewide.

03/16/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨
Scam text messages claiming recipients have an unpaid parking ticket, followed by a “violation notice” and instructions to respond or make a payment.
⚠️ Please do not respond to these messages. This is a scam. The Providence Police Department will never solicit payment for parking tickets via text message or over the phone. Official parking violations are issued in person or through official mailed notices.

If you receive a message like this, delete it and do not click any links. Please share this post to help others avoid becoming victims of this scam.