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NewsNow E-Edition May 7 2026

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BUY CANADIAN > Monday Lincoln fire does $2 million in damage Pg 6 > West Lincoln Mayor Ganann checks off report card Pg 10 > Lamplighter takes to WNSS stage this weekend Pg 23 Thursday, May 7, 2026 Vol. 15 Issue 1

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West Lincoln Community Care’s food drive netted more than 7,750 lbs of donations on Saturday with still more coming in each day. Here, volunteer Sonny Monzavi works through some of the donations. For more coverage, please turn to Page 12. Williscraft - Photo

Easton highlights successes at State of the Town By Joanne McDonald For NewsNow Lincoln Mayor Sandra Easton took the pulse on the community’s economic and social well-being last

week during her annual State of the Town address. The town is in a strong position, financially stable and growing with sizeable increases in residents,

businesses, jobs and assessment. The question now is, who will replace the calm, steady era of Easton’s 12-year leadership when she hands over the reins after the

Oct. 26 municipal election. Easton delivered the annual update of achievements and challenges last Wednesday before the See EASTON, Page 3


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