A recount today confirmed the results for two races that were close enough to warrant a recanvass. The recount for the offices of Selectman and Board of Finance to fill a vacancy for two years upheld victories for the selectman seat by Bob Lessler (D) vs. Jeff Parker (R) and for Continue reading “Election Recount Upholds Wins for Lessler and Laske”
The first of several upcoming swearing in ceremonies for incumbents and newly elected Easton town officials took place at Town Hall today. Town Clerk Christine Halloran administered the oath of office to Democrat David Bindelglass for his second term as first selectman.
Bindelglass Continue reading “Bindelglass Sworn In for Second Term as First Selectman”
In the wake of a sometimes contentious election, one thing Eastonites of all persuasions agree on: The town did not want inconclusive results.
At this time, the recanvass will be for the offices of Selectman and Board of Finance (To Fill a Vacancy for Two Years). The recanvass Continue reading “Election Recount Set for Nov. 9 UPDATED”
As of noon today, more than 1,200 Eastonites turned out to cast ballots in one of the most spirited elections in the town’s history. Another roughly 350 cast absentee ballots. At this rate the turn out could reach 3,000 by the close of polls at 8 p.m.
Easton has a total of 5,672 Continue reading “Municipal Election Attracts Brisk Turn Out of Voters”
Election Day is today, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021. Easton’s polling place is the Samuel Staples Elementary School Cafetorium at 515 Morehouse Road in Easton. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Below is a sample ballot which may also be accessed on the town of Easton website: View Continue reading “Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 2”
Thank you for an amazingly productive eight years of learning and professionally growing serving as your Town Clerk. I am honored to seek re-election for my fifth term. With your vote of support, I will continue to provide highly experienced, efficient, accessible, and friendly customer Continue reading “Christine Halloran (R) Candidate Statement, Town Clerk, Running Unopposed”
Candidates for Board of Selectmen took to the stage Wednesday at Samuel Staples Elementary School in the last of three candidate debates scheduled before the Nov. 2 municipal election.
The event was presented by the Easton Democratic Town Committee and Easton Republican Town Committee Continue reading “Easton Board of Selectmen Debate a Wide Range of Issues”
The second set of debates for the Nov. 2 municipal election was for Tax Collector and for the Board of Finance. The Easton Democratic and Republican town committees cosponsored the debate, which was held on Oct. 24 at Samuel Staples Elementary School. Voters could attend in person Continue reading “Tax Collector and Finance Board Candidates Debate”
I am honored to be running for the Office of Tax Collector for Easton because I am passionate about finance, accounting, and helping the community of Easton, where I live with my family. I am excited to bring the skills and best practices from multiple industries in private and public Continue reading “Michael Gutowski (D), Final Candidate Statement, Tax Collector”
My name is Krista Kot, and I am running for reelection as your Easton Tax Collector. I have been employed by the Town of Easton for the last 11 years — the first six as elected registrar of voters and secretary to the Conservation Commission, and the latter five years, more importantly, Continue reading “Krista Kot (R), Final Candidate Statement, Tax Collector”
