“When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.’ To this day, especially in times of ‘disaster,’ I remember my mother’s words, and I am always comforted by realizing that there Continue reading “Hwang Thanks Front Line ‘Helpers’ against COVID-19 Pandemic”
Like many people, you may envision long-term care insurance paying for care in a nursing home or other care facility. However, there are plans that may also cover care in your own home, according to David Katz, a Connecticut-based agent with ACSIA Partners LLC.
That may give you Continue reading “Fear of Infection in Long-Term Care Facilities Highlights Value of In-Home Plans”
April 24, 2020
Good afternoon,
In this new world, days seem to blend together and it is hard to believe it is Friday again! I still believe strongly that our efforts are paying off in controlling the spread of the virus but we must stay the course with social distancing and Continue reading “Bindelglass Updates Residents on Town Matters”
Goldstein and Peck, a law firm located in Bridgeport since 1939 and serving Easton and all of Connecticut, remains available to meet the needs of clients by virtue of various technologies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two of the principals of the firm, Bill Kupinse and Dennis Continue reading “Goldstein and Peck Law Firm Continues Service during Pandemic”
Please join the Easton Democratic Town Committee (DTC) on Sunday, 4/19 at 7:30PM as we launch a series of online events to help foster resilience as we face COVID-19 together.
This “Easton Leads” series will provide resources, support, and information from area experts and leaders Continue reading “Easton Leads: Guiding Connecticut Residents During the COVID-19 Pandemic”
April is National Poetry Month. This inspirational poem by Catherine M. O’Meara was widely shared on Social Media and it is understandable why. The sentiments are relevant and moving. The message about the arts during the coronavirus crisis that follows the poem is written by Joanne Continue reading “An Inspiring Poem for Our Time”
In recent weeks, businesses all over the county have had to either drastically shift their business models or shut their doors completely. For small businesses the implications of either of these choices are pivotal to the longevity of the business in ways they never could have anticipated.
Continue reading “Easton Businesses Do the Pandemic Pivot”
April 14, 2020
Good afternoon,
I hope you all had a peaceful holiday weekend.
I am happy to report that things in Easton are relatively quiet. We have 18 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in town and two deaths, again our condolences to the families. Other First Selectmen in neighboring Continue reading “Bindelglass Updates Town on Progress, Challenges”
UPDATE MARCH 19: Easton Public Library is closed until further notice. Effective Friday, March 20, library staff will no longer be offering curbside pickup. This is to give both staff and patrons the opportunity to stay safe and help stop the spread of COVID-19.
The book drop Continue reading “Update: Easton Public Library is Closed Until Further Notice”
