Covid hospitalizations are creeping up with the new variant taking over. The increase in hospitalizations suggests that a few more people are getting sicker from this. Still, it is difficult to know where this current wave is going.
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After missing out on last year’s Halloween extravaganza due to Covid-19, Easton kids and families made up for lost time at the eighth annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. 31. The evening included not only trick or treating for children but the Easton Lions Club annual Continue reading “Trunk or Treat and Bonfire Make a Spirited Comeback”
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Our Covid numbers remain excellent with only 10 new cases for the 2 weeks ending October 23, one of the lowest levels in the state. Again, this is testimony to our ability to be good neighbors and look out for each other. That allows us 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”
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The Covid numbers show that Easton has dropped into the yellow with a rate of 7.6 per 100,000 for the two weeks ending October 9. Weston is red and Westport remains orange. It is interesting that of the larger towns, Westport, which still Continue reading “A Message from First Selectman Bindelglass”
The Easton Public Library, in collaboration with the Pollinator Pathway (a conservation project of the Easton Garden Club), is very excited to offer this town-wide program for all ages. The challenge: find eight Easton destinations that encourage being active and outdoors.
Check Continue reading “The Easton Public Library Presents Easton Geocaching”
Easton Sunshine Day Camp is now enrolling kids in kindergarten through entering sixth grade. If you’re looking for an inexpensive but fun camp, check out the Easton Park and Recreation summer camp. Sign up at eastonrec.com.
The Easton Baseball League has rounded third and crossed home plate on its newly renovated 50/70 Majors field for eligible fifth, sixth and seventh graders playing in the Cal Ripken youth baseball league. Located at 650 Morehouse Road, the field—which measures 70 feet from home plate Continue reading “Play Ball! Easton Baseball League Upgrades Field”
Get out your dictionaries, it’s time for the Super Spelling Smackdown! Join the Easton Public Library, Easton Park and Recreation, and the Easton Community Center for this Zoom event on Friday, April 23, at 7 p.m. Created for spellers from elementary school age to adult, this community-wide Continue reading “Super Spelling Smackdown at Easton Public Library”
Spring is in the air! The Easton Park & Recreation Department is delighted to offer a variety of exceptional pre-school and youth programs.
No matter what your child loves to do, there is something for everyone. Sign up at: www.eastonrec.com.
