The holiday season provides a time of community, love, and hope. But the holidays can also be a difficult time, especially for those grieving and/or struggling financially. Debt, poverty, hunger and homelessness have only been Continue reading “Community Invited to Christ Church Easton Tree Lighting Saturday, Dec. 4”
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It has been a very busy week with the election. I want to commend the people of Easton for one of the highest turnouts ever for a municipal election. We continue to see increasing levels of participation by the people of Easton, as in previous Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
The Lions Club of Easton, founded on April 19, 1967, will host its 54th Halloween Bonfire and Costume Contest on Sunday, Oct. 31, at approximately 6:30 p.m.m at Samuel Staples Elementary School by the soccer fields just south of the school on Morehouse Road, the same location as Continue reading “Easton Lions Club Halloween Bonfire Is Back”
For years now, after summer has ended, the Easton community looks forward to celebrating fall with festivities organized by town residents. However, public health restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic are causing major changes and cancellations for this year’s celebrations.
Continue reading “Halloween Celebrations Change But Carry On”
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”
For 52 years, the Easton Lions Club has been a vital part of the Easton community. The club has donated more than $400,000 to various causes within the local community and beyond.
Lions International is the largest service organization in the world with 1.3 million men and women Continue reading “Lions Club Has Proudly Served Easton for 52 Years”
