The Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV) has endorsed State Rep. Anne Hughes (D-135th) for reelection to the Connecticut House of Representatives.
“I’m grateful for the endorsement of the Connecticut League of Conservation voters and look forward to continued work Continue reading “Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Endorses Hughes for Reelection”
John Shaban received the endorsement of the Connecticut chapter of the National Federation of Independent/Small Businesses. NFIB is a leading small business association in Connecticut and has been the voice of small businesses across the country for more than 75 years. NFIB endorsed Continue reading “Connecticut Small Business Association Endorses Shaban for State Representative”
The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) will hold a public comment hearing on Oct. 23 at 9 a.m. to provide the public with the opportunity to comment on Eversource and United Illuminating’s responses to Tropical Storm Isaias: Docket Number 20-08-03, Investigation into Electric Continue reading “PURA Public Comment Hearing on Response to Tropical Storm Isaias”
The universe of early voters is expanding to include Easton. Local voters are taking advantage of the absentee ballot option afforded them during the Covid-19 pandemic in record numbers.
Local voters as of Friday had applied for 1,764 absentee ballots, and 741 had been returned. Continue reading “Easton Voters Return Record Number of Absentee Ballots”
The town of Easton has released the following PDF file with the results from the recent pedestrian safety survey:
2020_pedestrian_safety_survey_data_all_201015The PDF can also be accessed on town of Easton’s website: https://www.eastonct.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif3071/f/uploads/2020_pedestrian_safety_survey_data_all_201015.pdf
Continue reading “Easton Posts Pedestrian Safety Survey Results”
As the Lions bonfire and costume contest can easily exceed the allowable outdoor limit of 150 people gathered closely around the fire, tempting Covid-19 to spread, the Easton Lions will not hold its annual bonfire this year.
“We plan to have it as big as ever next year,” Charles Continue reading “Lions Club Cancels Bonfire, Plans to Return Next Year”
UPDATE: Discussion and possible action on the Community Connectivity Grant for the Westport Road and Center Road intersection project is on the agenda for tonight’s Board of Selectman virtual meeting at 7:30 p.m. The agenda and instructions on how to connect are here.
The town Continue reading “Pedestrian Safety Survey Open Until Oct. 15”
The League of Women Voters of Redding invites you to a virtual Candidate Debate, tonight, Oct. 14 from 7 to 8:15 p.m. featuring candidates running for State Representative and State Senate.
House District 2: Raghib Allie-Brennan (D) and Dan Carter (R) (Bethel, Danbury, Newtown, Continue reading “Tonight, Oct. 14: Redding LWV Holds Candidates Virtual Debate”
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of co-ed undergraduate singing, the Yale Glee Club Associates commissioned the short film “A Home in Hendrie Hall” and the podcast “Time and Change.” Producers Naomi Lewin ’74 and Miriam Lewin ’80 will discuss their work, Continue reading “Joane Kant To Speak on Panel about 50 Years of Coeducational Music at Yale”
The following property transfers were recorded by the Easton Town Clerk’s office for the month of June:
129 Wedgewood Drive, Jack M. and Lauren L. Ryng to Crina M. Boeras and Rahmat Ali, $660,000.
93 Tranquility Drive, Jonathan Aiello and Milinda Aiello to Andrew Noyes, $628,000.
Continue reading “Easton Property Transfers”
