To the Editor:
Dr. Bindelglass’ letter supporting the sale of South Park claimed that I changed my mind regarding the sale. Not sure how and why that assertion came about since I was never asked about it.
Let me set the records straight:
1. At the Public Hearing I spoke on my Continue reading “Letter: Response to Dr. Bindelglass’ Letter of April 24 Re South Park”
Newly ousted members of the Easton Republican Town Committee are collecting signatures to force a primary to regain their two-year seats.
The petition for a primary follows the ERTC’s caucus held on Jan. 4 at Samuel Staples Elementary School, during which many longtime committee Continue reading “Ousted Republican Town Committee Members Petitioning for Primary”
Long-time Easton Conservation Commission member Steve Corti was honored on December 30 for his decades of service on the commission with a plaque attached Continue reading “Easton Conservation Commission Member Honored for Decades of Service”
The Easton Registrars of Voters will hold a voter registration session on Tuesday, Oct. 26, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Registrars of Voters’ Office at Easton Town Hall.
October 26 is the last day to register in person. Masks must be worn, and valid IDs be presented. All mail-in Continue reading “Registrars Will Hold Voter Registration Session on Oct. 26”
My late husband and I moved to Easton in 1976 and immediately embraced the beauty of this town. It did not take long for us to get involved in various town organizations like Citizens for Easton, the Exchange Club, Charter Committee, Board of Finance, to name a few.
I continue Continue reading “Dori Wollen: Republican Registrar of Voters”
Applications for college scholarships from the Staples Free School Fund for the 2020-2021 school year are available online at www.StaplesFreeSchool.org. Applicants must be Easton residents who plan to attend an accredited 4-year college, community college, or university within the Continue reading “STAPLES FREE SCHOOL FUND SCHOLARSHIPS: Application Deadline Extended”
