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Summer Reading: Your Ticket to Adventure!

Whether it’s wild adventures, laugh-out-loud moments, or intriguing mysteries, these books promise to transport you to new realms and keep you hooked from start to finish. 

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

Get Ready for a Summer of Fun

Lincoln Parks and Recreation Summer Day Camps are all about creating memories, exploring new adventures, making friends, and celebrating being a kid. Read on to learn what opportunities are available this summer!

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

Brewing Inclusion and Connection at Rose Cat Coffee

Rose Cat Coffee Company & Reading Society is more than just a coffee shop. It’s designed to support inclusion and connection, particularly for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Read more about it and the vision of shop owner, Brenda Kasaty.

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

A New Path: LPS Focus Programs Offer Specialized Education

Focus Programs provide Lincoln Public School students with the opportunity to explore a variety of unique learning experiences specific to their interests. We talked to Joaquin, a senior, and Lizzie, a freshman, about their experiences in the Science Focus Program.

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

Send Some Snail Mail

Have you ever thought about sending someone a letter or a postcard? There’s something extra special about sending a real piece of mail that someone can hold, read, and keep! Here’s your ultimate guide to creating a little snail mail magic.

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

Kicking it with Swanson’s Martial Arts

The five tenets of Taekwondo — courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit — are at the heart of every class at Swanson’s Martial Arts. Learn more about SMA’s focus on growth.  

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

Lincoln Kids’ Book Corner

Read what Lincoln kids, Broderick and Lincoln have to say about their favorite books they are currently reading.

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