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Lincoln news for Nov. 21
November 21, 2024
Students and staff at Lincoln Community School will be collecting food and essentials to benefit Spectrum’s Drop-In Center from now until Friday, Dec. 20. The center is a safe and welcoming space for youth ages 14-24 to gather in Burlington. Youth can be helped with a variety of basic needs; be it a free meal, hot shower, warm clothes or positive connection with a listening ear.
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