Easton voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved selling a portion of town-owned land on South Park Avenue to the Aspetuck Land Trust.
According to unofficial results from the Easton Town Clerk, voters approved the referendum Continue reading “Voters Approve Sale of South Park Property to ALT”
The polls will be open for a town-wide referendum vote on Tuesday, May 3 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Samuel Staples Elementary School, 515 Morehouse Road.
Easton voters will weigh in on the following four ballot questions:
I want to add my voice to the chorus singing the praises of the sale of approximately 19 acres of the South Park Avenue property to the Aspetuck Land Trust. This plan is the very best way to permanently protect and preserve this environmentally sensitive parcel along the Mill River.
Continue reading “Op-Ed: Vote ‘Yes’ on May 3–and Let’s Set the Record Straight About Affordable Housing”
A proposal to sell roughly 19 acres of a 29-acre town-owned parcel on South Park to the Aspetuck Land Trust will be decided by Easton voters at a May 3 town-wide referendum.
The South Park property sale was one of seven agenda items presented and discussed during a well-attended Continue reading “Sale of South Park Property to ALT Heads to the Polls on Tuesday”
Absentee Ballots are available and MUST BE RECEIVED no later than 8:00 p.m. on the day of the referendum vote Tuesday, 5/03/2022
Once you have completed your ballot, you can either deposit Continue reading “Absentee Ballots Available for May 3 Town-Wide Referendum”
The Republican State Central Committee has asked a Superior Court judge to dismiss a complaint filed by five town residents claiming the state committee had no right to invalidate an Easton Republican Town Committee caucus.
June Chiaia-Logie, Beverly Dacey, Adele O’Kane, Elizabeth Continue reading “Republican State Central Committee Files Motion to Dismiss Complaint Over ERTC Caucus “
The Easton Republican Town Committee primary slated for March 1 is officially canceled after the state GOP invalidated its January caucus.
The primary’s cancellation, confirmed in a legal notice posted by Town Clerk Christine Halloran, comes more than a week after the Republican Continue reading “March ERTC Primary Officially Canceled”
Message to Easton voters regarding the canvass:
We, the Easton Registrars, would like to clarify why some residents have received canvass letters from us recently. The Registrar of Voters’ Office conducts a yearly canvass of registered voters, between Jan. 1 and May 1, as required Continue reading “Voter Canvass Letters: A Message from the Easton Registrars”
A Jan. 4 Easton Republican Town Committee (ERTC) caucus where many longtime members were voted out and replaced with new members was declared invalid by a dispute committee convened by the Republican State Central Committee. Nine Continue reading “Dispute Committee Rules ERTC Caucus Invalid”
Chief State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo Jr. of Easton has withdrawn his name from a March 1 primary to regain his seat on the Republican Town Committee, Town Clerk Christine Halloran confirmed today.
Colangelo was one of the Republicans voted off the Republican Town Committee Continue reading “Colangelo Withdraws from Primary for Republican Town Committee Amidst Controversy”
