Easton, CT News

• Easton, CT News
• Father-Son Paint Ball Trip
• Youth (Ages 6 - 11) Progams Starting Soon!
• Toddlers (Birth - 5 yrs) - Upcoming Schedule of Classes
• Last Chance For Some Great Classes!
• Camp Is Filling Up - Don't Be Left Out!
• Toddlers (Birth - 4 yrs) - Upcoming Schedule of Classes
• $5 Discount-Classes Starting April 23rd For Ages 5-10!
• Easton Community Center: Adult Fitness
• Easton Community Center: Youth Programs Spring 2012
• April Break - Sports with Coach Couto!
• Weekend Holiday Hours
• Easton Community Center: Toddler Programs
• Tune-a-Bike 2012
• Easton Community Center Summer Camp Discounts End!
• Pottery Classes
• Fashion Design at the ECC!
• UCONN Star Craig Austrie March Madness Party!!!
• TGIF...Weekend Classes!
• Last Chance For Thursday Classes!
• Indulge Your Children - Great Winter Programs!
• Enrich Your Child's Thursdays!
• Prepare for the Diamond!
• Jump Bunch - Under The Big Top: A Mini Circus For Toddlers
• Chess Strategy 101
• Intro to Sports with Coach Couto
• After School Winter Golf Programs
• Three Novels Explore Worldwide Suicide Bombings and Terrorist Threats
• Archery Instruction at Robin Hood's Range and Robin Hood’s Open Range Archery Practice
• Personal Protection for Women!
• Create a Ceramic Work of Art!
• Zumba Party Nights
• Broadway Bound I
• Baseball, Basketball, Lacrosse and Soccer!
• Middle School Go Kart Trip
• February Vacation Camps 2012
• Barlow Basketball Youth Night
• Community Leadership Club Camp News - January 25, 2012
• Active Sports for Tweens!
• Week of January 23rd, 2012 Program Schedule!
• Fun and Magic For The Family!
• Enrich Your Children with Fashion and Dance!
• Kids Creative Fitness
• New Time for Yin Yoga Workshops in 2012!
• Improve Baseball Fundamentals Before Spring Training!
• Pajama Day at Vacation Camp
• Fairfield County Football Tackling Clinic
• Adult Fitness and Enrichment Programs at The ECC
• Develop Your Child's Enjoyment Of Basketball!
• Vital Fire Safety For Adults
• Practice To Become The Next Robin Hood!
• Create Clay Jewelry and Pottery!
• Easton Community Center Fitness with Aida Fedorko
• Introduction to Sports with Coach Couto
• Family and Friends Karate at Easton Community Center
• Develop Body And Mind In 2012!
• Enjoy Soccer in the Winter Months!
• January Vacation Camps
• New Women's Self Defense Starting Soon!
• Hatha Yoga for Well Being
• Don't Let Your Child Miss Circus Fun!
• Robin Hood's Range - Take A Class That Hits The Mark!
• Get Fit in the New Year!
• Game Breaker Lacrosse Training
• Winter 2012 Zumba Classes
• Easton Community Center Winter Break Vacation Camps
• All Sports Camp with Coach Couto This Winter Break!
• New Classes This Winter at Easton Community Center
• Yin Yoga One Day Workshop with Rhys Atkinson
• ECC Vacation Camp - Enjoy a Week of Theme Days!
• Little Chef and Creative Craft Parties
• After School Winter Golf Programs
• Holiday Henna Workshop at Easton Community Center
• Happy Thanksgiving! Easton Community Center Holiday Hours
• Rock Climbing Open Climb Discount and Private Climb Coupon!
• Community Leadership Club Summer Camp
• Learn Fashion Design Secrets in Project Runway!
• JumpBunch - Enhance Your Toddlers Coordination and Self-Esteem!
• Final Chance to Enroll for Youth Sports 2nd Session!
• Introduce Your Toddler to Fitness, Song and Dance!
• Have a Ball with New Soccer Coach Joseph Couto!
• Pottery For All Ages In November!
• Easton Community Center Fall Vacation Camps
• Indoor Sports In Easton Community Center Heated Gym!
• Come Get Your Hands Dirty! Pottery for All Ages!
• UCONN'S Craig Austrie Basketball IQ Skills Shooting Clinic
• Enrich Your Children with Chess, Fashion, Art, and Dance!
• Playtots Advanced Registration Starts November 1st, 2011
• Easton Community Center XBOX 360 Madden Tournament
• Haunted Graveyard at Lake Compounce
• Fall Into A Fitness Routine Before The Winter Months!
• High School Band Night
• Keep your Kids Active With Dodgeball, Wrestling, Basketball And Baseball!
• Easton Community Center News - October 18, 2011
• Sign-Up Now For Core Strength and Conditioning and Dodgeball!
• Dodgeball and Wrestling Club
• We Train Better Ball Players!
• Travel Basketball Tryouts
• Easton Community Center Fall Vacation Camps
• Family Rock And Roll Skate
• Battle of the Bands
• Cartooning With Mike Valentine
• Broadway Bound
• Easton Community Center and Redding Boys and Girls Club Travel Basketball Merger
• Archery and Basketball Instruction Start Next Week!
• UCONN'S Craig Austrie Basketball IQ Skills
• JumpBunch and Fall Toddler Programs at Easton Community Center
• Fall Class Schedule
• Easton Community Center News - September 14, 2011
• Parent and Child Soccer and Children's Indoor Soccer Beginning September 21, 2011
• Taijiquan and Daytime Yang Style Tai Chi Chaun!
• Archery, Basketball Instruction, T-Ball and Baseball Starting September 19th!
• Come Get Your Hands Dirty! Pottery for All Ages!
• Playtots - State Certified Preschool for Children 2-5 years
• Yin Yoga Workshop and Hatha Yoga
• 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
• Back To School Dance
• Hurricane Irene and Vacation Camp Info!
• Fall Dog Obedience Classes at Easton Community Center
• Come Relax at the ECC Before Storrm Irene Hits!
• Easton Community Center Announces Fall 2011 Fitness Classes
• Come Get Your Hands Dirty!
• After School Program
• Yin Yoga One Day Workshop
• ECC Camp Day
• Air Conditioned Coach Danko Basketball Camps!
• Vacation Day Camp
• ECC Community Leadership Camp
• Special Summer Hours At The ECC!
• Too Hot For Summer Camp - Not At The Easton Community Center
• Skills and Drills Football Camp
• Summer 2011 Fitness Classes - Get In Shape At ECC
• 3rd Annual Easton Farm Tour 2011
• Basketball Instruction
• Bring the Family and Try a Free Trial of Family and Friends Karate
• Easton Community Center News - June 24, 2011
• Summer Dog Obedience Classes
• Try Your Hands At Youth Pottery, Parent/Child Pottery Or Adult Wheel Pottery!
• Basketball Camps for Ages 4-14 Taught by CT 2011
• Get in Shape with Fitness Classes at the ECC!
• Beat the Heat and Explore ECC Summer Camps!
• Skills and Drills Football Camp
• Mom and Tot Program
• Mad Science Camps With Transfer Option For Full Day!
• Basketball Camps Run By 2011 Connecticut Coach Of The Year!
• Battle of the Bands
• Father Son Paint Ball Trip
• ECC Wrestling Camp for Girls and Boys!
• Tune a Bike Cancelled for Saturday, May 14th
• Parent and Teen Henna Class
• Middle School Battle of the Bands!
• Community Leadership Club Upgraded Trips- Sign up!
• ECC Annual Golf Tournament Connecticut Golf Club
• Cardio Kickboxing and Pilates and Yoga Fusion beginning at Easton Community Center
• Archery, Dodgeball, T-Ball and Intro to Baseball
• Learn Knitting or Wheel Pottery This Spring at the ECC!
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting For Ages 3-6!
• Youth T-Ball, Baseball, Basketball, Dodgeball and Archery
• Youth Enrichment: Mixed Media, Project Runway, Break Dancing and Cartooning!
• Dog Obedience Starting April 25 for Dogs of All Ages!
• Cardio Kickboxing, Zumba and Fitness Training with Aida Fedorko!
• Learn Chess or Knitting this Spring at the Easton Community Center
• Jumpbunch and Sing Along With Lynn Lewis For Toddlers
• Performing Arts with Broundway Bound or Break Dancing!
• Experience Martial Arts With Family and Friends Karate or Taijiquan!
• Pottery Classes Beginning for All Ages!
• Jazzercise, Hatha Yoga, Pilates And Yoga Fusion Sessions Beginning This Spring!
• April Vacation Camp for Grades K through 8th!
• Brand New Teen Committee at Easton Community Center
• CLC Camp Limited Spots Available-Sign Up Today!
• Summer Camp Sale through March 31st, 2011
• Teen Leadership Camp Sold Out Last Year!
• ECC Street Soccer and Camp Open House This Saturday!
• Yin Yoga One Day Workshop
• Learn About the ECC Summer Camp Discounts and Camp Open House
• Easton Community Center News - Youth Enrichment: Chess, Break Dancing, Project Runway and Cartooning!
• Jumpbunch and Sing Along With Lynn Lewis For Toddlers
• ECC Campardy
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting for All Ages, Toddler to Adult!
• Explore Your Creative Talents With Brainy Alley, Pottery and Mixed Media!
• Youth Enrichment: Chess, Break Dancing, Project Runway and Cartooning!
• Sign-Up Early For A Spot On Robin Hood's Archery Range!
• Easton Community Center News - Youth T-Ball, Baseball, Basketball & Tee It Up Golf Starting Again Soon!
• February Vacation Camp
• Annual Parent/Child Valentine's Programs
• Explore Your Creative Talents With Cartooning and Mixed Media!
• 8th Anniversary Wine and Cheese Tasting
• Easton Community Center News - January 23, 2011
• Red Cross Babysitting Course
• JumpBunch and Sing Along With Lynn Lewis For Toddlers!
• Easton Community Center News - January 14, 2011
• Youth Enrichment: Chess, Break Dancing, Project Runway and Cartooning!
• Youth T-Ball, Baseball, Basketball, and Golf Starting Soon!
• Taijiquan and Karate
• Easton Arts Council Annual Member Show
• ECC Campardy
• 8th Anniversary Wine and Cheese Tasting
• Parent's Night Out and Holiday Camps this January!
• New Youth Enrichment Classes For The New Year!
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting For All Ages, Toddler To Adult!
• Get Fit After The New Year With Aida Fedorko!
• Sign-Up Early For A Spot On Robin Hood's Archery Range!
• December Vacation Camp
• Jazzercise, Hatha Yoga, and Pilate Yoga Fusion Starting in January!
• Running Out of Gift Ideas? Try a New Class at the Easton Community Center!
• Hatha Yoga For Well Being
• Holiday Hours at the Easton Community Center
• Open Call for Artists, Sculptors, Photographers, and Artisans
• Easton Community Center Wrestling Club
• Donate Nonperishable Food Items To Receive Money Towards Rockclimbing!
• Street Soccer and Family Indoor Soccer
• Dog Obedience Classes with Julie Zbriger
• How Easton voted
• Himes wins in 4th District
• UPDATE: Easton polls closed, but Bridgeport stays open until 10
• Get your orders in for annual wreath/poinsettia sale
• Debate team heads to opener
• New Web feature eases voting process
• ‘Tee It Up’ at the community center
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting For All Ages, Toddler To Adult
• We want your photos
• Bonfire tonight
• Obama visits Bridgeport
• New Mixed Media Class Beginning on November 10, 2010
• Farm Bureau sponsors free seminar on Act 490 on Nov. 16 in Redding
• In Himes-Debicella debate, Social Security, health care are major issues
• Easton children invited for national 'Hoop Shoot'
• Candidates square off for 135th District
• Halloween events
• Saddle Ridge: Easton officials respond
• Memorial service to be held for Easton Civil War soldier
• What's going on in and around Easton this weekend
• Easton woman, 20, killed in accident on I95
• "Abraham Lincoln, His Life and Presidency" presentation today
• Robin Hood's Open Range Archery Practice
• Playtots Preschool Open Registration Begins November 2, 2010
• New Session Starting for Youth Sports: Basketball, Baseball, and Soccer!
• Brainy Alley, Break Dancing, Project Runway and Cartooning Startsoon!
• Tee It Up Golf Beginning On Fridays!
• Halloween Henna class at Easton Community Center
• Funds accepted for Easton's 9/11 Memorial
• Oakland A's pitcher to be at Barlow fund-raiser
• Easton Arts Council seek photographers for exhibit
• What's going on in and around Easton this weekend
• ‘Mikey’s Way’ marks 5 years with comedy
• Learn about bugs at Easton Library
• Meet candidates at annual pre-election party
• Pottery Classes For Adults And Children Beginning With New Instructor!
• COLUMN: Remembering Lennon
• Saddle Ridge opponents launch attack
• Craft honored for volunteer work
• Saddle Ridge opponents launch attack
• Court system seeks volunteer advocates for abused and neglected children
• Society seeks volunteers to clean historic house Oct. 23
• Learn about China at Easton Library
• Gault Energy looking for the ‘Oldest Boiler’ in Easton, other towns
• Harold ‘Red’ Goad, former English teacher at Helen Keller, remembered for inspiring young people
• Historical Society seeks volunteers to clean historic house Oct. 23
• Golf with Oakland A’s pitcher in Barlow tournament Oct. 25
• Library’s Story Book Parade is Saturday
• Wind warning continues for Easton area
• Town hires counsel for prayer center appeals
• Easton development row: P&Z hearing on Saddle Ridge is Oct. 18
• Absentee ballots now are available from the Town Clerk's Office
• Committee members named to study honoraria system
• Matching mentors with kids to make a difference
• DEP Web site pinpoints best fall foliage sites
• COMMENTARY: A message for our teens
• Au pairs gather at Silverman’s Farm in Easton
• Bob Nicola praised for service by Easton Republicans
• A ‘glorious’ field of orange at Samuel Staples Elementary School
• Songs of Haiti are heard at Easton church
• St. Vincent’s Breast Cancer Luncheon is Oct. 14
• Saddle Ridge: Wetlands fee showdown expected in court
• Absentee ballots now are available at Easton Town Hall
• Pumpkin harvest boosts Barlow girls soccer team
• Autumn Ceramics Show
• Harold ‘Red’ Goad, former English teacher at Helen Keller, remembered for inspiring young people
• Brookfield Craft Center reopens; Open house is Oct. 10
• Thank you to a retired Mrs. Friedman at Samuel Staples Elementary School
• Easton Library talk on Oct. 26 to focus on China, Chinese language
• Holiday Camps in October and November!
• Samuel Staples to host square dance for school families Oct. 15
• Barenaked Ladies to perform Nov. 20 at the Klein
• Drs. Levine and DoRosario of Easton being honored by St. Vincent’s at Oct. 16 gala
• SATURDAY EVENT: Easton Arts Council sponsors ceramics show Oct. 9 at library
• Robert Klein puts on Nov. 6 comedy show for Mikey’s Way; Nonprofit honors the legacy of Easton's Michael “Mikey” Friedman
• Happy birthday! Edith Greiser of Easton celebrates 100th birthday on Oct. 7
• New coalition: Saddle Ridge Village plan would harm the watershed
• COMMENTARY: A tribute to a Beatle — Happy 70th birthday, John
• RACE FOR GOVERNOR: Malloy and Foley clash on jobs, education, budget at only Fairfield County debate
• WEDNESDAY: Mother of murder victim to discuss the death penalty at SHU on Oct. 6 at 7 p.m.
• EASTON REAL ESTATE SALES STATISTICS
• August home sales in state hit lowest level in two decades, but median price reaches high for the year
• IRS: Easton-based nonprofits must file forms or will lose tax-exempt status
• State seeks reports of invasive mile-a-minute vine
• Youth Wiffleball And Dodgeball Leagues Starting This October!
• Farm Bureau sponsors free seminar on Act 490 on Nov. 16 in Redding; Law is designed to preserve farmland
• Library’s Story Book Parade will be Oct. 16; Dress up as a character from a book
• Get free anonymous screenings for depression Oct. 7
• Old farm tools demonstration featured at Oct. 14 Easton Historical Society meeting
• ECC offers one-day camps on upcoming school holidays, early dismissal days
• Eastonite Don Ruch pens thriller novel
• First selectmen throw out first pitches at Bluefish game: Right down the middle
• CANDIDATE COLUMN: Republican John Shaban says, 'Stop the insanity'
• CANDIDATE COLUMN: Democrat Carl Bernstein says, 'We need a voice'
• Barlow guidance counselors helping students adjust to college admission trends
• SADDLE RIDGE VILLAGE MAPS, RENDERING
• Saddle Ridge Village plan may head to court; Inland Wetlands denies proposal because fee not paid; P
• Women’s tennis tournament Oct. 5 benefits Easton EMS
• TOWN CLERK COLUMN: Births in Easton are on a steady decline
• ‘Nonstop’ turnout at Easton recycling collection
• Brian Robert Drew of Redding dies: Was 2007 Barlow graduate, where played football
• Property data forms due; Town getting ready for future reassessment
• COMMENTARY: Of blueberries and bears
• Congressional candidates to debate Oct. 13 at AARP-sponsored forum
• National Weather Service issues wind advisory and watch for area; Up to 4.5 inches of rain possible
• ORGANIZING ADVICE: Top 10 organization tips for paper
• Learn how to downsize a home at free Oct. 6 talk at Easton Senior Center
• Eastonite Brad Worthington helps organize charity golf event
• Bomb threat targets Stop & Shop stores
• Joel Barlow Class of ’85 plans 25th reunion on Oct. 16
• Drinks America relaunches Rheingold: Toasting a classic American brew
• Register by Oct. 26 to vote in the November election
• Ernest Borgnine comes to SHU on Oct. 30
• Wetlands board turns down Saddle Ridge proposal due to fee dispute; Developer likely to go to court
• Bridgeport Bluefish reach championship series; Next home game is Oct. 1
• Walking man: When it comes to walking for peace, there are no shortcuts
• SAT scores stay consistent at Joel Barlow High School
• Saddle Ridge proposal goes before P&Z; Wetlands hearing begins tonight (Tuesday)
• Easton Arts Council's Second Annual Autumn Ceramics Show
• IRS ADVICE: Top 10 things every taxpayer should know about identity theft
• 2010 Fall Holiday Camp Days
• Investigation leads to arrest in June 26 serious three-vehicle accident on Stepney Road
• COMMENTARY: Keeping the ol’ car running
• United Way honors Eastonite Susan Davis for volunteerism
• Cow watching at the Easton Library’s Country Fair on Saturday
• A life turned around: From addiction to a Fulbright Scholarship
• The 1st Parent's Night Out of the School Year
• Easton electronics recycling collection is a success
• State Audubon Society names Easton's James Prosek as its Artist of the Year; Society art exhibi
• Haitian music group will perform at Easton church Oct. 3
• School boards OK 3.7% pay hikes for two administrators; They now make $167,955 and $147,189
• Travel Basketball Try-Outs 2010
• Easton volunteers join Charity League cleanup at beach
• COMMENTARY: Extra pay for legislators with titles costs Connecticut taxpayers more than $700,000
• PHOTO: Youth learn about Easton EMS operations
• Hospital newsletter tells the story of Easton twin newborns
• Youth can try out for Easton Community Center travel basketball teams
• People can discard old medications Saturday at designated sites
• See Jeff Daniels, the actor, play music in Fairfield on Oct. 25
• Weller Scholarships available to college-bound Joel Barlow High seniors
• New group forms to fight Saddle Ridge plans; Zoning and wetlands hearings are next week
• Au pairs and families to visit Silverman’s Farm in Easton
• Police: Female suspect stole jewelry, cash from Marsh Road home Sept. 15
• High school bands perform this Sunday at Easton Community Center gazebo
• Beardsley Zoo annual golf tournament slated for Easton golf club Oct. 4
• Harvest Festival fun at Christ's Church in Easton
• Middle-schoolers flock to ECC’s Back to School Dance
• BUY A SQUARE FOR CHANCE TO WIN $500: Cow Chip Raffle is part of Easton Library's Country Fair o
• Easton Community Center hosts free Comedy Night for members Sept. 25
• Read the lyrics to the Katie Tressler song from the Easton 9/11 Memorial ceremony
• Bradley-Hubbell House and barn open for Sunday visits, including Sept. 26
• Project Runway and Youth Pottery classes begin Sept. 23 at Easton Community Center
• Easton Democrats to host Oct. 1 cocktail party with candidates
• Another burglary arrest made in Easton; Break-in attempt was Sunday on Wedgewood Drive
• Easton's James Prosek to speak Sept. 25 at three-day Great Stratford Bird Festival
• Easton Learning Foundation's sporting goods sale is Sept. 25; Donations of old equipment accept
• COMMUTER ALERT: Grand Central train service suspended due to bridge fire
• WEDNESDAY: Easton Library hosts Sept. 22 workshop on retirement finances; Open to the public
• Bridgeport Bluefish begin post-season baseball this week
• PERSONAL FINANCE: Five signs your debt is out of control
• ECC Horror Fest!
• Developer in Shelton given six years in federal corruption case
• Family fondly remembers Toni Greiser, former Easton postal clerk
• Easton to have first electronics recycling collection Saturday, Sept. 25
• Free ECC Adult Member Comedy Night
• Future use of Cobb’s Mill Inn in Weston is an issue
• A mom’s gift to her daughter; Easton resident writes book for her daughter’s birthday
• Easton Community Center hosts free Comedy Night for members Sept. 25
• Easton Republicans plan dinner and auction Sept. 25; Attorney Bob Nicola to be honored
• Playtots And Sing-Along With Lynn Lewis And Friends Beginning Soon!
• Easton’s Peter Katz receives Hanson Award for Humanity; Is a Joel Barlow senior
• Three-day Easton Senior Center tag sale begins Sept. 20
• New Digital Filmmaking, Brainy Alley, Break Dancing, Project Runway And More!
• Public gets a look at Eastonite Robert Brennan’s ‘Abstractions’
• Dog obedience classes start Sept. 20 at Easton Community Center
• Easton Library seeks donations of books, DVDs through Amazon.com link
• BARLOW STUDENTS AND PARENTS: Auditions for ‘The King and I’ are Sept. 21 and 22
• Police: Woman stole antique rings from Easton home
• Pottery Classes Beginning For All Ages! New Instructor!
• Invasive plant lecture is Sept. 23
• Easton Arts Council seeks photographers for exhibit; Needed are images showing Easton's scenic
• Speakers: Easton 9/11 Memorial will unite the community
• Easton Library hosts Sept. 22 workshop on retirement finances; Open to the public
• Bank executive chosen as 2010 Barnum Festival ringmaster
• Easton Girl Scouts create donation cans to boost 9/11 Memorial efforts
• Call for Photographers
• Easton Congregational Church hosts picnic, historic tour this Sunday
• Author Elise Broach of Easton to appear at children’s book event
• State issues warning about propane gas
• Time in India widens perspectives of two Joel Barlow students from Easton
• Easton Library to be closed Sept. 16 and 17 for computer system work
• See photos by Easton’s James Traggianese at the Easton Library
• State Web site offers fall foliage guidance
• EASTON SCENES: Pumpkins and gourds at Aspetuck
• Gov. Rell: Connecticut seat belt use at an all-time high
• Christ’s Church in Easton to host Harvest Festival on Sept. 18 and 19
• CC Youth Soccer, T-ball, Baseball and Basketball
• Easton to have first electronics recycling collection in town Sept. 25
• St. Vincent’s Boomers and Beyond Expo on Sept. 15 offers physician talks and health screenings
• PERSONAL FINANCE: What consumers can expect from new financial reform law
• Arrest made in Sept. 7 Easton home burglary; “Substantial amount of jewelry’ was taken
• TUESDAY LUNCHEON FOR THE PUBLIC: Easton Library hosts workshops on retirement finances on Sept. 14 a
• Barlow student Peter Katz of Easton named as Hanson Award for Humanity winner
• Dick Greiser on his late wife: ‘Toni had a good heart’
• BREAKING NEWS: Saddle Ridge hearings to be delayed; P&Z and Inland Wetlands now rescheduled for
• COMMENTARY: Why Hartford hates the Gold Coast
• Sustainable farming is about community and accountability
• Man’s — and woman’s — best friend gets their day thanks to the Easton Leos
• Longtime Easton postal clerk Toni Greiser remembered as ‘a town icon' and 'a part of
• Bedbugs make itchy mess in region
• Newly-created Easton Agricultural Committee to promote farming in town
• Site of future Easton 9/11 Memorial is dedicated during Saturday ceremony
• Bridgeport Hospital to offer Cancer College on Sept. 25; Free to the public
• Saddle Ridge hearings begin Sept. 13 and 14; P&Z meeting is Monday at 7 p.m. at Helen Keller
• Truck safety enforcement action in Easton leads to 36 violations being cited
• Himes, local leaders push for regional emergency communications center to serve Easton, Monroe and T
• Comedian Kevin Nealon coming to SHU on Sept. 19
• New Art Enrichment Classes Taught By Michelle Sandone!
• Group Fitness, Cardio Kickboxing And Zumba With Aida
• Family and Friends Karate
• First Annual Fall Paintball Trip
• Brand New 'Almost 2' Playtots Preschool Class! Sign-ups Starting!
• Country Fair and Cow Chip Raffle at Library
• Social Security Workshop at Easton Public Library
• Jazzercise, Pilates and Yoga Fusion and Tai Chi
• ECC Will be Closed on September 5th and 6th, 2010
• Yin Yoga One Day Workshop
• Easton Arts Council Seeks All Ceramic Artists
• Parent and Teen Henna Class
• Art Exhibit - Brennan at Easton Library
• Easton Farm Tour
• Easton and Region 9 school boards to update strategic plan
• Comedian Robert Klein to appear for Mikey’s Way Foundation
• DATELINE CHINA: A year of opportunity, discovery, hardship and triumph
• Easton Police Commission: Ron Kowalski out, Laurie Israel in
• The wonder of Alice — in a book
• Town may form Agricultural Commission to boost farms
• Saddle Ridge's 105-unit housing proposal heads to town boards
• Easton Library free seminar Aug. 4 focuses on bonds as safe investments
• Destructive plant pest that harms ash trees found in nearby New York
• Cobb's Mill Inn shuts its doors: Weston landmark is victim of economy
• Two Easton kittens available for adoption
• State report: Business closings decline 20% in Connecticut
• Mad Science Camps With Transfer Option For Full Day
• Congressman Jim Himes targets wasteful spending
• Bradley-Hubbell House open to public Sunday; Learn about Easton history
• Inland Wetlands Commission nears vote on New England Prayer Center proposal
• Much of Route 58 in Easton to be milled, paved starting July 23
• Basketball clinics at Easton Community Center begin July 26
• Pick those peaches!
• Dan Debicella’s fund-raising hits $725,000
• Fairfield high schools plan reunion for 1960-70 classes
• HISTORIC EASTON PHOTO: The old Judd School
• Pequot Library book sale is July 23-27
• EARTHTALK: Do cell phones cause health problems for users?
• Free workshop for ‘transitioning professionals’ offered July 21, 28 at Easton Library
• State unemployment rate declines slightly; Rate is 6.6% in Easton
• Rick Torres backed by 9/11 Families group
• Joe Ganim completes sentence for corruption
• PERSONAL FINANCE: Why you need a home inventory
• Eastonite portrays P.T. Barnum
• Red Cross Babysitting Course
• Gathering of the Vibes returns to Seaside Park July 29 to Aug. 1
• Easton's Sport Hill Runners complete 192-mile relay for charity
• COMMENTARY: Bicycle tour riders should follow ‘rules of the road’ when in town
• String Fingers at the gazebo
• Dr. Bill James marks a century; Former Easton educator to celebrate 100th birthday July 20
• PET OF THE MONTH: Phoebe (Available for adoption in Easton)
• Easton nursery school plans Aug. 2 open house
• PET OF THE MONTH: Jasper (Available for adoption in Easton)
• New England Prayer Center lawyer: Facility would be ‘win-win’ for town
• Focus on Safe Investing at the Library
• Longtime Easton resident: Let’s send birthday wishes to Dr. Bill James
• Quinnipiac poll: Foley, Lamont have leads in primaries for governor
• Children can stretch their imagination in Easton Community Center courses
• Saddle Ridge makes affordable housing application; Would be 105 townhouse units
• Employment Workshop At Easton Public Library
• PHOTO: Doobie Brothers to play the Klein on Nov. 18
• COMMENTARY: Paying for transportation — let’s not be ‘fuelish’
• SAMUEL STAPLES SCHOOL CLASS OF 1939 PHOTO
• Four new stores, including Panera Bread, plu fitness center will open at Trumbull mall
• Skills and Scrimmages Basketball Clinics with Air-Conditioning!
• Historian Dan Cruson will give July 21 talk on ‘digs’ at Putnam Park
• Easton Volunteer EMS to offer EMT course
• Cyclists coming through Easton July 25 to raise funds to battle ALS
• Tornado damage reports due this week
• ECC Community Leadership Club sponsors July 15 car wash
• Quick Center announces schedule for new season
• Sue Feldman Tennis Camp for Grades K through 8th!
• CONSUMER ADVICE: Beware of Gulf oil cleanup scams coming to your hometown
• Aquarion extends voluntary water restrictions through July 16
• Federal homebuyer tax credit extended if already have binding contract
• Zumba and Group Fitness with Aida!
• Easton's Cindy and Jeff Dworkin assist Kennedy Center event
• Easton Senior Center offers trips
• Easton AYSO hosts regional tournament
• Bradley-Hubbell House open to public Sunday from 2-4 p.m.
• Town extends New England Prayer Center lease for six months for $75,000
• Lions Club golf event is July 13 at Connecticut Golf Club
• Aspetuck Land Trust offers adventure nearby; Author Clive Cussler speaks at annual meeting
• Zoning and wetlands hearings next week on prayer center plan
• ‘Theater Arts Come Alive’ during Easton Library reception
• Donations being accepted for Easton 9/11 memorial
• Unaffiliated voters can still join a party to vote in primary
• Summer Child Enrichment Courses At Easton Community Center
• Aquarion asks customers to limit water usage
• Free information session offered on graduate school tests July 15 at Fairfield University
• Dog obedience classes begin July 12 at Easton Community Center
• Area heat advisory remains in effect
• Police: Mechanic takes customer's car on cocaine run
• Energy Star rebate program ends July 15 in state
• String Fingers performs Sunday at Easton gazebo
• Police search for missing Bridgeport mechanic who mysteriously left in customer's car Tuesday m
• DEP cautions: Look out for black bears
• Dog Obedience Classes At Easton Community Center
• Easton Fireman’s Carnival is Aug. 3-7
• Forest fire danger in state now rated as ‘High’
• New Art Enrichment Classes Taught By Michelle Sandone!
• Torres plans Wednesday town hall meeting in Monroe
• Beating the odds: Fairfield boy with rare disease celebrates his fifth birthday
• The Joel Barlow Class of 2010 (List of graduates, with photos from ceremony)
• Heat advisory issued for Easton and surrounding area through 7 p.m. Tuesday
• Meet Rob Merkle at July 7 event in Wilton
• Shelton education appointed assistant principal at Samuel Staples
• Opening reception for theater art show is July 7 at Easton Library
• Region 9 board decides fate of $234,000 surplus
• Lifestyle expert to speak at July 15 benefit event in Easton
• Storm brings 30 hours of no power for most in Easton
• Jewish High School serving the region to open in fall
• Summer Gazebo Schedule
• Easton's HERT band: More photos and lyrics
• For the love of music: Youth band from Easton builds a following
• Summer Karate, Basketball Instruction and Wiffleball Tournament!
• New assistant principal named at Samuel Staples Elementary School
• Bridgeport's Housatonic Museum of Art receives gift of photos by Andy Warhol
• PHOTOS: The Helen Keller Middle School Class of 2010
• Helen Keller Middle School graduates prepare for new challenges
• Joel Barlow High School graduates are challenged to focus on the road ahead
• Jazzy time in town
• Town Ball event at Fairfield Museum promotes cultural Web site
• Diane Smith discusses new book July 14 at Trumbull Library
• Race for Governor: Economy at center of candidates’ debate
• Easton residents can get free home energy assessments from Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund
• Easton Fireman’s Carnival is Aug. 3-7
• Easton gazebo music schedule is released; Next concert is July 11
• Easton resident Paula Barker designs stationery for company
• Pequot Library book sale is July 23-27
• Summer Hatha Yoga, Cardio Kickboxing and Tai Chi!
• Cardio kickboxing class begins July 7 at Easton Community Center
• Fireworks Friday night at Westfield mall in Trumbull
• Beardsley Zoo has three new bald eagles, new exhibit
• Grill duty at Easton GOP picnic
• Easton residents boost Relay for Life
• Connecticut Food Bank needs monetary donations
• PERSONAL FINANCE: New credit card rules and what they mean to you
• Improv comedy show raises funds for new piano at Joel Barlow High
• Region 9 bullying survey results are in; Next is program to teach students how to intervene
• Police investigate serious accident Saturday on Stepney Road
• The jazz beat comes to Easton
• Easton Community Center offers weekly tennis camp in summer starting July 5
• COMMENTARY: Let suburbanites vote in cities they pay for
• Public weighs in on New England Prayer Center proposal at wetlands hearing
• Paine Barn will soon have a new home
• Almost all in Easton have electricity again
• Easton Jazz Festival is Sunday from 2-8 p.m. at ECC; Free and open to the public
• TEXT OF NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE REPORT
• PHOTOS OF BRIDGEPORT TORNADO DAMAGE
• Number of Easton homes without electricity drops; UI issues release on efforts
• Federal agency: It was a tornado in Bridgeport but not in Easton
• Most of Easton is without electricity; Storm cleanup continues in town
• Aspetuck Land Trust sponsors bird watching Saturday in Weston
• Trees, wires knocked down throughout town by storm; Route 136 still closed as of late Thursday
• Limited Hours During HKMS Graduation And New Summer Hours!
• Storm rips through area; State of Emergency declared in Bridgeport, Rell vists city to check damage
• Veterinarian examination indicates cats were not shot in 'suspicious deaths' case
• Easton Lions Club golf event is July 13
• Summer program at Easton Library encourages young children to read; Kick-off event is June 28
• Easton Volunteer EMS is proud to march
• Joel Barlow makes Newsweek list of top U.S. high schools
• Musical line-up released for Sunday's Easton Jazz Festival
• Audubon Society offers summer camps
• Employers needed for summer youth jobs program; Federal grant covers all costs
• Easton’s Susan Davis knows what a mentor can do
• Wetlands hearing Tuesday night on New England Prayer Center proposal
• Herrmann endorses Debicella for Congress
• COMMENTARY: A spiritual response to an environmental crisis in the Gulf
• Easton Jazz Festival on June 27 opens music season at ECC gazebo
• Eastonite Taylor Smith selected for People to People program
• Easton's Dr. Jerry Guyden informs visiting students about healthcare careers
• DATELINE CHINA: Listening to the Buddhist monks chant before sunrise in Tibet
• Sal Gilbertie offers insight into herbs, farming
• ELF reaches goal of raising $115,000 for Helen Keller School's Innovation Lab
• Police investigate cat deaths in Easton
• Welcome Club clambake is June 26
• Easton residents can get free home energy assessments
• Boy Scout from Easton prepares for National Jamboree in Virginia
• Donations being accepted for town’s 9/11 Memorial
• TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Saving money going to New York City
• Honoring fallen service members and their families
• Easton Public Library summer program encourages young adults to read
• Fix tombstones in old town cemeteries; Session is Saturday
• Police Commission openings exist
• Easton Republicans plan Lobster and Steak Bake on June 26 at Toth Park
• Graduation nears for Joel Barlow High seniors; Ceremony is June 22
• June Vacation Days
• Herrmann drops out; Debicella, Merkle and Torres likely primary rivals
• Merkle, Torres appear to make GOP primary for Congress; questions surround Herrmann’s status
• Debicella issues statement on Herrmann campaign exit
• NEWS FLASH: Tom Herrmann withdraws from race for Congress; cites petition issues, likely shortfall o
• Youth can join summer leadership club at Easton Community Center
• SHU business college has new initiative
• Concert for youth set for June 19 in Easton
• Spotlight Awards honor Joel Barlow students for putting ‘service above self’
• Survey finds most businesses in the state adopting ‘green’ practices
• Playtots For Toddlers At Easton Community Center
• People should not disturb fawns
• Eastonite Claire Gold’s vision becomes Discovery Magnet School
• Youngsters and their parents learn about kindergarten at Samuel Staples orientation
• Improving what kids eat: Growing the school lunch lines one vegetable at a time
• New England Prayer Center seeks to raise funds to buy land, build spiritual facility
• Herrmann campaign puts out statement on petition signature allegation
• Debicella campaign reacts to Herrmann petition controversy
• Young Easton resident, Ryan Lei, to perform at Lincoln Center
• Eastonite Jean Moffitt helps organize card fund-raiser for FSW
• Easton Community Center offers Little Leaders summer camp for ages 3, 4
• Riding for a cause — and fun — at Easton's New Academy Preschool
• Yin Yoga Workshop
• Aspetuck Land Trust sponsors walk, yoga event Saturday
• Herrmann responds to Norwalk petition forgery allegation
• Local improv troupe performs at Barlow on June 12; Event raises money for new school piano
• Open House Day offers museum discounts Saturday
• See river otter pup at the Beardsley Zoo
• Rowing club offers summer camp sessions on Housatonic River
• Herrmann says he’ll be in the Republican primary for Congress
• PERSONAL FINANCE: When you need cash in retirement
• Pick-your-own strawberries arrive early this year
• Region honors fallen heroes with ceremony Saturday in Trumbull
• Good Scout Breakfast on June 14 pays tribute to DiNardo, Felner and Goncalves
• Father Son Paintball Trip!!!!
• Greater Bridgeport Symphony's free outdoor concert is June 26 in Fairfield
• Jazz music coming to Easton gazebo on June 27; Multiple performers to take the stage
• Amy Todisco to run for probate judge as a Democrat
• Memorial Day message: ‘Let us remember’
• Easton's Covenant Children’s Center has openings for the fall
• AYSO stresses fun, not winning; Soccer program involves more than 500 youngsters
• Sal Gilbertie speaks at Citizens For Easton meeting June 9 at library
• Mikey’s Way assists at Ronald McDonald House; Easton teen started organization
• Jewelry auction for a cause is Saturday night in Easton; Items made by Barlow students
• New England Prayer Center seeks to be ‘a welcoming place’
• State’s cell phone law getting tougher; Now also bans texting
• Chinese language school in Weston has open house Sunday
• Author Clive Cussler speaks at Aspetuck Land Trust meeting June 24
• PERSONAL FINANCE: Do your retirement plans need retooling?
• Memorial Day events honor the fallen; Parade is followed by Town Hall ceremony
• Solar panels earned through clean energy program dedicated at Samuel Staples
• FROM THE TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE: Residents should license their dogs by June 30 deadline
• Explore rockets and chemistry at Easton Community Center science camps in August
• Easton incident a reminder to ‘Call Before You Dig’
• Spend June 5 on Aspetuck Land Trust's guided hike in Trout Brook Valley
• Easton native Judith Mathews wins Fulbright scholarship for African project
• ELF Trivia Bee packs them in
• Prayer center proposes one large building for South Park Avenue property
• St. Dimitrie Macedonian-Romanian festival is June 11-13 in Easton
• Aquarion offers discounted rain barrels to aid with storm water runoff
• Mad Science Camps!
• John McKinney renominated by GOP for seventh term in state Senate
• Discovery Museum garden tour is June 4
• Little Leaders Camp for Ages 3-4
• Easton Senior Center receives statewide recognition
• Donations to Rescue Mission to be matched through May 31
• Explaining what the town clerk’s office does
• Herrmann defends campaign contributions from developers
• TALKING TRANSPORTATION: The Secrets of Grand Central Terminal
• State extends COBRA insurance coverage period
• Prayer Center releases rendering of plans
• JBHS to host ‘Barlow Palooza’ on May 27
• Students highlight eco-fashion at Staples environmental assemblies
• And the ELF Trivia Bee winner is...
• Debicella easily wins party nod for Congress; Herrmann, other candidates fail to reach primary thres
• 5th Grade Activity Night For Incoming HKMS Students
• Will Tom Herrmann get 15%?
• Joel Barlow metal teacher to offer summer class
• A night of ‘stars’ and ‘magic’
• Easton Community Center will offer weekly tennis camp in summer
• Easton Senior Center receives statewide recognition
• St. Vincent’s offers free stroke screenings May 20
• Easton Exchange Club sponsors one-mile race on Memorial Day morning
• Blumenthal to address N.Y. Times report questioning his military service
• CircusWorks is free for teachers Saturday
• Hospice at Home to remember those lost during May 24 service
• CPA PERSONAL FINANCE: Questions to ask about life settlements
• ‘Hamlet’ opens May 21 at Joel Barlow; Other shows May 22 and 23
• Easton Community Center to offer one-week basketball clinics
• Chiota will seek 9th term as probate judge
• Gas prices drop slightly to $3.08 per gallon in Connecticut
• Republicans endorse Shaban for state representative to replace Stripp
• Himes gets party nod for second term, looks toward November election
• ‘Local Warming’ director Tom Reilly to be on Sunday night radio show
• New England Prayer Center may pursue building religious facility
• Debicella has edge to get GOP nod to challenge Rep. Himes, but primary is likely
• State Rep. Stripp backs repeal of a business tax
• Tom Partridge praised for town service at Democratic Party dinner
• Easton PTA plans May 22 Spring Social
• Brookfield Craft Center shuts its doors
• Two Easton artists win Art in the House awards; Show continues this weekend
• ‘Succulent’ spears sprouting aplenty; Growing asparagus in Easton
• Exchange Club honors Colonnese and Knapp for decades of service
• Art exhibit depicting life in Israel to open at Easton Library
• Kindergarten orientation set for June 7 at Samuel Staples Elementary School
• First Annual Easton Jazz Festival At The Easton Community Center
• Skills and Scrimmages Basketball Clinics With A Transfer To Full Day!
• Skate Night for youth is Saturday at ECC
• Plans announced for Easton Memorial Day parade May 31
• ECC Skate Park Night
• Concert series at ECC gazebo begins with Easton Jazz Festival on June 27
• Rebates available for installing new Energy Star AC systems
• ECC Roller Magic Night
• Former Easton resident Anthony Hernandez receives jail time in car dealership scheme
• Connecticut Golf Club hosts Easton Community Center tournament on June 15
• ELF’s Trivia Bee set for May 20 at Samuel Staples
• Easton PTA plans May 22 Spring Social
• Rep. Stripp supports law to honor Vietnam vets
• Historic concerns set back town-owned cell tower site; Snow's Farm still in the running
• Budget approved by wide margin; Means 3.2% tax hike on July 1
• PHOTO ADDED: HMS Bounty open for tours this weekend at Captian's Cove
• Owner of legendary Gleason's Gym gives talk May 13 at Easton Library
• Assist charity walk in Emmett and Jean Wallace’s memory
• ‘Field of Dreams’ opens to Easton Little League play
• Bench damaged in wetlands park near Town Hall
• Owner of legendary Gleason's Gym gives talk May 13 at Easton Library
• HMS Bounty open for tours this weekend at Captian's Cove
• Today is deadline to switch party registration to vote in a primary
• Cast and crew preparing for ‘Hamlet’ at Barlow; Play opens May 21
• Five Easton students perform in ‘Follies’ beginning May 21
• ‘Field of Dreams’ opens to Easton Little League play
• Historic concerns set back town-owned cell tower site; Snow's Farm still in the running
• Bench damaged in wetlands park near Town Hall
• Budget approved by wide margin; Means 3.2% tax hike on July 1
• Former Easton resident Anthony Hernandez receives jail time in car dealership scheme
• Rep. Stripp supports law to honor Vietnam vets
• State officials: Watch out for moose when driving at night
• Assist charity walk in Emmett and Jean Wallace’s memory
• Easton voters approve town and school budgets by wide margin
• Bridgeport home searched after suspected Times Square bomber arrested
• Touch-a-Truck set for May 8 at Christ’s Church in Easton
• Youth Basketball Instruction Beginning Wednesday!
• Fairfield First Selectman Ken Flatto could support sewer easement for Scinto project
• Democrats to honor Tom Partridge at May 7 dinner
• Local gas prices now top $3 a gallon; Climb 4.3 cents a gallon in one week
• Progress being made on engineering lab project at Helen Keller; Contributions still being sought
• McKinney Endorses Debicella for Congress
• Mother’s Day bake and plant sale May 9 to help charities
• Helen Keller Middle School spaghetti dinner is May 7
• Deadline for Staples School Free Fund college scholarships is May 7
• Easton Garden Mart will feature plants, shrubs, farm products May 8
• Residents decide budgets Tuesday; Vote 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at new Staples
• McKinney supports budget plan for 2009-10
• Helen Keller students join governor at reading event
• Learn about boxing legends at May 13 talk in Easton
• Easton PTA plans May 22 Spring Social
• DATELINE CHINA: Leaving paradise with many lessons learned
• Aspetuck Land Trust begins 2010 hikes May 8 at Trout Brook Valley
• Sign up now to participate in ELF’s May 20 Trivia Bee
• Jewish teen program that serves region to celebrate anniversary
• Gas prices rise in state to $3.01 per gallon average
• Salvation Army will pick up donated items during spring cleanup season
• Easton Community Center sponsors Tune-A-Bike on May 1
• Joel Barlow Prom tickets now on sale
• Easton Girl Scouts to host ‘Taste of Italy’ gourmet dinner May 2
• Samuel Staples students go green to boost planet
• Voters: keep electing the tax collector
• Voters: keep electing the tax collector
• Samuel Staples students go green to boost planet
• Jewish teen program that serves region to celebrate anniversary
• Salvation Army will pick up donated items during spring cleanup season
• Art in the House opens May 8 at Bradley-Hubbell House
• Joel Barlow Prom tickets now on sale
• Gas prices rise in state to $3.01 per gallon average
• Dog Obedience Classes Beginning For Dogs Of All Ages!
• Jazzercise and Hatha Yoga Sessions Beginning This Spring
• New Art Enrichment Classes Taught By Michelle Sandone
• Eminent Juror Announced For Regional Juried Art Show In Easton
• Library hosts free program for professional job seekers on Tuesdays
• Former Monroe leader Thomas Buzi, a 1968 Barlow graduate, dies
• DATELINE CHINA: Breaking tradition to pursue a dream of living in the U.S.
• More state residents file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection
• Baby animals: Is it helpful to save them?
• 9/11 Memorial Building Committee gets to work
• Easton student Arash Kani wins awards at state science fair
• For the love of opera, Easton's Joanne Kant performs Sunday at library
• Tax collector’s position could change from elected to appointed; Town meeting to take up issue
• Bridgeport's Mayor Finch open to sewer connection for Scinto's South Park Avenue proposal
• Spring Youth Sports: T-Ball, Baseball, Basketball Instruction And Dodgeball!
• Town meeting to ponder proposed budget; Plan for 2010-11 would increase taxes by 3.28%
• Town fishing derby is Sunday morning at Toth Park
• Baseball uniform fund-raiser at Helen Keller aids Mikey’s Way
• Puppy reunion brings canine siblings together
• John McKinney to seek re-election to state Senate
• Earth Day: 'Celebrate the progress we have made'
• Easton Community Center sponsors Tune-A-Bike on May 1
• Aspetuck Land Trust begins 2010 hikes May 8 at Trout Brook Valley
• Easton Girl Scouts to host ‘Taste of Italy’ gourmet dinner May 2
• Artist Donna May Robinson displays dolls at Easton Library
• Outlook for Connecticut’s bats is bleak, DEP says
• Group performs songs from stage and screen at library April 25
• Unquowa students, including some from Easton, raise funds for Haiti
• Himes sees economy improving; 4th District Democrat anticipates tough re-election race
• Eastonites help support May 1 fund-raiser for the Kennedy Center
• DATELINE CHINA: Insight into a Chinese high schooler’s ambition
• Scinto proposal foes: Project would change Easton forever
• High school artists can enter Congressional contest
• Easton Mom: Everyone should know about TBI
• Easton residents Wiley Mullins, Jeffrey Pino to be inducted into JA Hall of Fame in May
• Apply by April 23 to enter early grades at new Discovery School this fall
• SCINTO LETTER ON SOUTH PARK AVENUE PROPOSAL
• MAP OF SOUTH PARK AVENUE PROPERTY
• Helen Keller’s Gang Green helps the planet while earning money for the school
• Health problem inspired artist to create heart art; Now on display at Easton Library
• Easton Community Center offers camp during school break from April 19-23
• DEP reminds residents: Be bear aware
• Easton Library hosts free program for seekers of professional jobs on Tuesdays
• Easton Arts Council seeks entries for Art in the House by April 16
• Deadline for Staples School Free Fund college scholarships is May 7
• With a peer jury, youths decide fate of other youths
• Region 9 appoints Easton's Judy Shapiro as new member
• Helen Keller sixth-grader Andrew Jurgielewicz collects items for troops in Afghanistan
• Proposed tax hike is 3.28% in new Easton budget
• Sign up now to participate in ELF’s May 20 Trivia Bee
• Get tips, meet writers at murder mystery book festival April 17, 18 in Easton
• History talk focus is Mark Twain-Helen Keller friendship; Free event is tonight, April 8, at 7:30 at
• Robert Scinto wants to buy Easton site; Would build new Jewish Home on town-owned South Park Avenue
• DATELINE CHINA: A warm welcome to paradise in Jinghong
• Easton Police Sgt. Spencer graduates from FBI National Academy
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gives April 19 talk at Fairfield University
• Board of Finance goal is 3% tax increase in new budget
• Barlow buzzes with excitement over spelling bee
• Democrats to honor Tom Partridge at May 7 dinner
• Volunteers can help spruce up old cemeteries on April 10
• "TRANSPORTATION TALK" COMMENTARY: Peak oil and our economic future
• PHOTO ADDED: Easton Garden Club sponsors town-wide litter cleanup this Saturday; Free trash bags ava
• April Vacation Camps and Parent's Night Out at Easton Community Center
• Art Exhibit - Places of Rest at Easton Library
• Art Exhibit - Heartifacts at Easton Library
• Writers’ Workshop At Easton Library
• Encourage Your Toddler To Socialize With Playtots!
• Due To Popular Demand Community Leadership Club Has Added Spaces!
• March Movie Madness with The Princess and the Frog and New Moon!
• Sign-Up For ECC Winter Soccer Programs!
• Easton Community Center Basketball Instruction
• Easton Community Center News - The ECC's Winter 2nd Session Classes
• Pee Wee Golf and Youth Golf
• Parent's Night Out and Skate Park Night
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting For The Entire Family!
• ECC Summer Camp Early Bird Discount
• Prepare For The Spring With T-Ball, Intro To Baseball And Steve Hine School Of Baseball!
• Soccer Stars and Soccercise with Neil Phillips
• New Enrichment Session Begins Soon For Brainy Alley, Breakdancing And More!
• Scanner Photography At Easton Library
• Sign-Up Now For February Vacation Camp
• Easton Arts Council’s Annual Member Show
• Easton Community Center Women's Basketball League
• Aspiring Musician Looking to Improve? Perform with the Jazz Guild at the ECC!
• Register Now for Parent/Child Valentine's Activitiesand Parent's Night Out
• Red Cross Babysitting Course
• Wine And Cheese Tasting
• Pinkalicious Author At Easton Library
• Parent/Child Pottery and Wheel Pottery with Amy Traggianese
• Children's Golf, Tennis and Dodgeball Starting Soon!
• Program For Those Navigation The Job Search
• Soccer Courses with Neil Phillips
• Winter Enrichment Courses For Children
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting For All Ages, Toddler To Adult!
• Winter Childcare Programs And Parent's Night Out
• 7th Anniversary Wine And Cheese Tasting
• Open Volleyball At The Redding Community Center!
• Learn the art of Karate and Tai Chi at the ECC!
• ECC Classes for Toddlers
• Winter Classes With Aida Fedorko
• The Greatest Generation Doesn’t Ask for Help–Use Your Senses to Know How Your Parents are Doing
• Jazzercise, Hatha Yoga, Yin Yoga And Pilate Yoga Fusion Starting In January!
• Holiday Hours at the Easton Community Center
• Easton Community Center News: Sign-up for December Vacation Camp
• Jazzercise Mini Session
• Winter Mini Sessions with Aida Fedorko
• Kids And Family Holiday Season Begins At The ECC
• Easton Arts Council - Call for Artists, Sculptors, Photographers and Artisans
• New Youth Sports! ECC Cougars Wrestling Club and Introduction to Lacrosse!
• High School X-Box Tournament and Parents Night Out
• Preschool Literacy Workshop
• Easton Community Center Street Soccer
• Tee It Up Golf At Easton Community Center
• Kidless Shopping, Veterans Day Camp and Parents Night Out Coming Soon
• People's United Bank Basketball Clinic
• Middle School Costume Dance at Easton Community Center - Cancelled
• Playtots Advanced Preschool Open Registration Begins November 2nd!
• Fall 2nd Session Classes at the Easton Community Center
• Haunted Hallway And Classes For Toddlers Starting Soon!
• Rediscover Sewing Or Learn Sign Language At The ECC!
• Easton Community Center Youth T-Ball, Baseball and Basketball
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting For All Ages, Toddler To Adult
• Pottery Classes With Amy Traggianese Starting For All Ages!
• Youth Enrichment Classes at ECC
• Youth Wiffleball and Dodgeball Leagues
• Weekend Yin Yoga Workshops In October And November!
• Cavaliere Photographs At Easton Library
• World Famous Ghost Hunter From 20/20
• Easton Arts Council - Call for Photographers
• Dog Obedience Classes Beginning For Dogs Of All Ages!
• Parent's Night Out and Monday's Vacation Camp!
• Pottery Classes Starting for All Ages!
• Youth Enrichment Classes Starting for Brainy Alley and Cartooning!
• ECC Skate Park Night
• Project Runway and Adult Sewing Class
• Travel Basketball Tryouts
• A Haunting in Easton...Open If You Dare
• Library Presents ‘Finances Now!’ Financial Seminars
• USA Seishin-Do Family Martial Arts Program
• ECC Classes For Toddlers
• Easton Community Center Fall Fitness and Enrichment
• Learn Or Master A New Instrument With Private Lesson!
• Back To School Dance!
• New Adult Sewing and Sign Language 101!
• Grand Opening And Ribbon Cutting Of The Easton Town Gazebo!
• Easton Arts Council Seeks Photographers
• Easton Community Center News - August 29, 2009
• Fall Sessions For Jazzercise And Hatha Yoga Starting In September!
• ECC Youth Soccer, T-Ball, Baseball And Basketball Starting Soon!
• Fall Classes with Aida! Zumba, Cardio Kickboxing, and Group Fitness Training!
• Easton Artist Solo Show
• August Vacation Camps
• Brand New ‘Almost 2’ Playtots Preschool Class! Sign-Ups Starting!
• Hatha Yoga and The Workshops!
• Easton Community Center News - July 8, 2009
• Relax This Summer With Hatha Yoga And Weekend Workshops!
• Easton Community Center: Summer Classes with Aida Fedorko
• Stay Fit This Summer With Jazzercise
• Develop new skills at the ECC Basketball Camp!
• Summer Program Registration Begins at Library
• Special Book Sale at Easton Public Library
• 10% off Disposable Bambu plates and utensils at Earthetarian
• Attention Pre-K Moms, Need A Half Day Camp For Your 3 And 4 Year Olds?
• Easton Community Center News - May 21, 2009
• Bird, Butterfly, Eel Display at Library
• ECC Announcement Regarding Memorial Day
• ECC Eighth Annual Golf Tournament Connecticut Golf Club
• Don’t Miss Our Sport Camps! Tennis, Basketball and Multi-Sports!
• Don't Forget Summer Camp! We're Filling Up Fast!
• Skate Park Night
• Toddler classes starting for Playtots and Playtots Advanced!
• See What's Cooking at the ECC this Spring!
• Learn the Secrets of the Pros with Major League Insider Training!
• Got Etiquette? If Not the ECC has the Classes for You!
• ECC Announcement Regarding Weekend Fitness and Open Gym Hours
• Calendar Listing for Art in the House
• Youth Soccer and Basketball Instruction
• Join the ECC Middle School Torch Club
• Learn The Secrets Of The Pros And Improve Your Baseball Skills This Spring!
• Redding/Easton Slow Pitch Softball League Forming Now!
• Spring Classes Starting for Toddlers!
• This Spring AlphaArt, Krazy Kool Legos, Brainy Alley, Break Dancing and Project Runway
• Pottery Classes Starting For All Ages at the ECC!
• New Starting This Summer Little Leaders Camp for Ages 3-4!
• New Cardio Capoiera and Classes For Relaxation This Spring!
• Redding/Easton Slow Pitch Softball League Forming Now!
• Special Announcement About Gym and Fitness Center Availability
• Adult Dodgeball League
• Community Leadership Club 2009!!
• Jazzercise and Hatha Yoga Classes Starting Soon For All Experiencelevels!
• Tune-A-Bike 2009
• New Zumba, Cardio Kickboxing and Group Fitness Training Starting at the ECC!
• 2009 ECC Golf Tournament
• ECC Skate Park Night !
• An Introduction to the Practice of Yin Yoga Workshop
• Easton Community Center: Teen Ski Trip 2009
• This Month Only Early Bird Special and Other ECC Camp Discounts!
• Street Soccer and Family Soccer Starting on Saturday! Sign-up Now!
• See What's Cooking this Winter at the ECC
• Adult Enrichment Classes Starting at the ECC
• The ECC Honors Dr. Allen Fossbender at the 6th Annual Gala!
• ECC's Winter Classes For Toddlers Starting 2nd Session
• Youth Enrichment Classes Starting at the ECC
• ECC Soccer Programs Starting for All Ages, Toddler to Adult
• New T-Ball And Baseball Winter Sessions Starting For All Ages At The ECC!
• New Winter Sessions for Target Golf and Break Dancing at the ECC!
• Registration Begins For Connecticut’s First Mystery Festival To Be Held This April
• View Your Valentine Weekend Photos and Special Thanks from the ECC!
• Middle School Movie and Waffle Night
• Lyme Disease Documentary Screening At Library
• Artists With Disabilities Show At Library
• An Introduction to the Practice of Yin Yoga Workshop
• Free Dodgeball Registration Day
• Last Chance to Perform With the Jazz Guild at the ECC ! Sign-up Now
• Limited Open Gym at the ECC Due to CT Indoor Rowing Championship
• Red Cross Babysitting Course
• Youth Pottery and Tennis Beginning Soon at the ECC
• What's Cooking This Winter At The ECC
• Easton Community Center News - January 16, 2009
• Dog Obedience Classes Starting For Daytime And Evening!
• Family Rock and Roll Night
• Join the E.C.C. Dodgeball League!
• Easton Community Center: Wine and Cheese Tasting
• Jazz Guild
• Keep Your T-Ball, Baseball and Pitching Skills Sharp this Winter at the ECC!
• Soccer Programs From Toddlers To Adults Starting This Winter
• New Etiquette, Dining, and Leadership Courses Starting this Winter!
• New Golf and Tennis Lessons Beginning for Children This Winter
• Jazzercise Mini Session
• Henna Body Art - Great for Mom and Daughter
• Easton Arts Council Call For Artist listing request
• Family Rock and Roll Night
• Family Movie Night

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