Good afternoon,
The Covid situation again appears to be stable, with little change in Easton or around the state.
In last week’s post I was discussing the decision regarding the slaughterhouse on Tranquility lane. I noted that Planning and Zoning was considering Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
In regards to COVID, hospitalization numbers in the state are slowly decreasing. I believe there is a very slow but steady improvement.
This week marked graduations from Samuel Staples, Helen Keller, and Joel Barlow High School. This is a good time to be Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
A group of Tranquility Drive residents fighting to keep a slaughterhouse from operating on their residential street have won their court case after a state judge ruled in their favor.
“We are happy that the court saw it our way,” said Joseph Calzone, a Tranquility Drive resident Continue reading “Judge Kills Proposed Slaughterhouse on Tranquility Drive”
The Easton Board of Selectmen held its second regular meeting for the month on June 16 with First Selectman Bindelglass appearing via Zoom and Selectmen Lessler and Sogofsky present in person.
The board approved a road opening bond for property located at 18 The Circle as recommended Continue reading “Board of Selectmen Meeting of June 16, 2022”
Good Afternoon,
On Tuesday June 14th, we celebrated the many years of service by Anne Fiyalka to the Easton Senior Center. Congratulations Anne, we appreciate your years of service!
Joel Barlow’s Annual Commencement Ceremony is Monday, June 20th at 5:00pm. Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
Good Afternoon,
There is not much new to be learned from the Covid numbers. Overall in the state it looks like we have at least leveled off. The numbers reported in Easton have fallen but again it is hard to know what to make of it.
A reminder from the Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
Good afternoon,
The COVID numbers continue to bounce around with most of the towns in the state well into the red range. Hospitalizations seem to be dropping suggesting that this wave may be past its peak.
Wednesday night we held a flag raising ceremony to Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
It’s that time again. Eastonites have the month of June to obtain or renew dog licenses.
Below are licensing instructions from Debbie Szegedi, Town Clerk:
Dog License Renewals
Dog license renewals for the 2022-2023 licensing year begin on June 1, 2022. You may purchase your Continue reading “Don’t Forget! June Is Dog Licensing Month”
Good afternoon,
The Covid numbers continue to bounce around in Easton. The increase in hospitalized patients seems to be close to leveling off but I hesitate to make predictions. What comes next is just too hard to know.
This week our hearts go out to Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
Enough residents signed a petition to force a special town meeting scheduled for May 31 and a possible referendum vote to place a permanent conservation easement on 10 acres of town-owned land on South Park Avenue.
The 10 acres are part of a 29-acre town-owned parcel. Earlier this Continue reading “Petition Forces May 31 Special Town Meeting on Remaining South Park Parcel”
