Excited.
That was the word on the lips of those who came out for Easton’s annual Memorial Day parade this year. Everyone from observers to marchers to speakers commemorating the day made the observation. This year’s parade was a time to honor those who have sacrificed for our country Continue reading “Easton Celebrates Memorial Day”
The Covid pandemic may have shut down community events and interaction for more than a year, but they are coming back as vaccination rates rise and infection rates fall.
The Easton community can look forward to the return of the Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 31. Town officials Continue reading “Observing Memorial Day: The March Goes On”
The Easton Cemetery Committee hosted its second cemetery tour, led by committee member and local historian Frank Pagliaro. The May 15 tour was one of several dodransbicentennial (175 years) events co-organized by the Easton 175 Continue reading “Cemetery Tour Reveals Lives of Well Lived Residents”
Patty Jurgielewicz lifted the spirits of passers by on the corner of Westport Road and Bibbins Road with her ballon art messages last year during the the COVID-19 pandemic shut down.
Today, as taxpayers go to the polls at Samuel Staples Elementary School to vote on the town and Continue reading “‘Balloon Lady’ Creates Welcome Message for Voters”
On Tuesday, May 4, a vote on the Annual Budget for 2021-22 and the Easton Resolution on Racism and Public Health will be held at Samuel Staples Elementary School, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The Easton 175th Committee is excited to have a table at the polls to promote Easton organizations, Continue reading “Easton 175th – Join Us at the Polls May 4!”
Over the course of its 300 years of settlement, Easton has been home to a few thousand people who have become permanent residents. The town has several cemeteries where where people who made Easton what it is today Rest In Peace.
As part of Easton’s 175th Anniversary and sponsored Continue reading “Center Street Cemetery Tour Set for May 15”
Pretty much anyone who knows Dolly, and most in Easton do, knows that there are no short stop-and-chats with her. The conversations will be long and Dolly will do most of the talking. Sometimes a listener will wonder where she’s going when she embarks on a magical mystery tour of Continue reading “Conversations with the Irrepressible Dolly Curtis”
It’s here! The long-awaited CFE Cookbook is now available.
Many Easton traditions were undermined by the Covid-19 pandemic last year and one of the most popular, the Citizens for Easton (CFE) Farm Tour, was among them. A popular draw on the second Saturday in August, the event Continue reading “Citizens For Easton Anniversary Cookbook Debuts”
Looking for some fun events to provide entertainment as we settle into winter? The Easton Public Library, Easton Park & Recreation Department and Easton Community Center have partnered on a series of virtual events.
Easton Trivia Night launches this Friday, Jan. 29, at 7 p.m. Continue reading “Easton 175 — Upcoming Events”
Eastonites were determined to celebrate the town’s 175th anniversary with pride despite a deadly pandemic. An Easton 175th Committee was set up and partnered with various organizations to offer activities celebrating the town’s founding.
Bob Lessler, a longtime selectman and Easton Continue reading “Year in Review 2020: Easton’s 175th Anniversary”
