[Eastontowncrier] Town Crier Friday, February 15, 2019

[Easton Town Crier]

LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEWS AND NOTICES
Town Offices Closed for Presidents' Day
In observance of Washington's Birthday, the Town Offices will be closed Monday, February 18, 2019. Tuesday, February 19, 2019 the Town offices will be open from 8:30AM - 7:30PM.
Week of February 18: Free Bulky Item Pick Up Week
The week of February 18th will be the next "FREE BULK ITEM" pickup week for Waste Management customers. If you are in our Waste Management program, you can put One (1) large item curbside on your regular trash day to be picked up at no charge to you. No need to call the office, just have your item out at 7:00 a.m. You can find the list of acceptable items on the Town's website. Any questions call the DPW @ 508-230-0800. CLICK HERE for accepted bulky items<http://www.easton.ma.us/easton_residents/trash_pickup_and_recycling/docs/WM_Bulk_item_list.pdf>
Commonwealth's Search for Lease Space
The Commonwealth's Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) is looking for approximately 5,000 SQFT of storage space to lease in the Easton area. Specifically:
Locations:                        Avon, Boston in Zip Codes 02126, 02131, 02129, Braintree, Bridgewater,                                                        Brockton, Easton, Holbrook, Randolph, Raynham, Taunton, West Bridgewater
Type of Space:                Storage
Amount of Space:           Approximately 5,000 square feet of Usable Area
For Use By:                      The Department of Transitional Assistance
Project Number:             201804200.1
URL for RFP Page:           https://www.commbuys.com/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?docId=BD-19-1019-DCP06-OOL01-35217&external=true&parentUrl=bid
The Deadline for submission of proposals is March 21, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. The RFP can be viewed and downloaded from COMMBUYS using the link at http://www.mass.gov/dcamm/leasing. You may also email leasing.dcamm at mass.gov<mailto:leasing.dcamm at mass.gov> or call 857-204-1355 to request a copy of the RFP, referencing the agency name and project number in your request.
Town Administrator's Preliminary FY2020 Budget Memo and Summary
Click Here<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/?l=ad89052f491a408f995b5f462da74ff8&r=2019&d=d480b7a7e62ee911a2c9000c29a59557> to view the Town Administrator's Preliminary FY2020 Budget Memo and Summary.

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP)

Recently the MassDEP launched five programs that provide funding to encourage and support the use of electric vehicles.
*   MassEVIP Workplace Charging Program<https://www.mass.gov/how-to/apply-for-massevip-workplace-charging-incentives> open enrollment grant providing 60 percent of cost of hardware of Level 1 (120 volt) or Level 2 (240 volt) EV charging station to eligible employers with 15 or more employees in a non-residential place of business.
*   MassEVIP Multi-Unit Dwelling Charging Program<https://www.mass.gov/how-to/apply-for-massevip-multi-unit-dwelling-charging-incentives> open enrollment grant providing 60 percent of cost of hardware of a Level 1 or Level 2 EV charging station to eligible property owners with 10 or more residential units at the location.
National Grid Pole Replacement
National Grid has started replacing poles and equipment along Center Street from Depot Street to Main Street. The project is expected to take between 4 and 6 weeks. Please be patient with the construction in this area for the foreseeable future.
Notice of Vacancies - Easton Shovel Town Cultural District Management Partners Team
The Board of Selectmen are accepting applications from interested volunteers seeking to serve on the Easton Shovel Town Cultural District Management Partners Team. More information on the Shovel Town Cultural District and the Easton Shovel Town Cultural District Management Partners Team can be found here<http://www.easton.ma.us/boards_and_committees/easton_shovel/index.php>. Interested applicants may apply for the vacancy by completing a volunteer form online at http://easton.ma.us/easton_residents/employment_volunteer_opportunities/index.php by March 8, 2019. Interviews will be scheduled at a future Board of Selectmen meeting. Please contact Michael Blanchard, Assistant Town Administrator, at mblanchard at easton.ma.us<mailto:mblanchard at easton.ma.us> or 508-230-0513 with any questions.
Annual Town Census
Residents should have already received an Annual Town Census Form in the mail the week of January 14th. The Annual census forms must be signed and returned to the Town Clerk's Office within 10 days of receipt. Residents are reminded that census forms need to be returned even when no changes are necessary to their census information. In accordance with MGL Ch 51, Sec 4c, failure to respond to the annual census shall result in removal from the active voting list and may result in removal from the voter registration rolls. If necessary, residents may obtain a new form in person at the Office of the Town Clerk.
Easton Fire Department Introduces New Online Burning Permit System
In an effort to streamline the burning permit process for residents, the Town of Easton has moved from our in-person, paper permits, to an online application system. The improvements to the system for a burning permit, as well as requests to burn each day, we believe will greatly benefit our residents. Now permits can be applied for from a home computer, a laptop or even your smart phone. The steps to apply for a 2019 burning permit are very easy and the can be done in minutes Click Here<https://eastonfire.com/open-burning-permits-2/> or apply directly at https://permiteyes.net/easton/burning/homepage.asp all you need to submit the application is your name, street address and phone number.
The new online burning permit system will be in use for the upcoming 2019 burning permit season (which commences on January 15th). This will be the only method for applying for a burning permit moving forward, including agricultural permits. If you have any questions or need assistance, call 508-230-0750. A kiosk will be available at 413 Bay Rd. (Fire Station #3) during normal business hours, for those without access to a computer. We appreciate your patience during our transition to the new online service, and we hope that you find the process more efficient and user-friendly than methods used in the past. The Burning Season runs from January. For more information, please visit Easton Fire Department<https://eastonfire.com/>.
Now through February 28: 2019 Dog Licensing
Dog licenses for 2019 are now available and must be completed BEFORE March 1st to avoid late fees. A current rabies certificate must be on file with the Town Clerk's Office in order to license your dog. To update your rabies on file please email<mailto:townclerksoffice at easton.ma.us> a copy to townclerksoffice at easton.ma.us<mailto:townclerksoffice at easton.ma.us>.
You may license your dog in one of the following ways:

*       License ONLINE<https://unipaygold.unibank.com/transactioninfo.aspx?TID=22364> (.25 bank convenience fee with electronic check) and your licenses and tags will be mailed directly to you ($1.00 postage & handling fee).

*       License in Person - You may stop by the Town Clerks Office during normal business hours. (Mondays 8:30AM - 7:30PM, Tues/Wed/Thur 8:30AM - 4:30PM, Fri 8:30AM-12:30PM

*       License by Mail - Click here<http://www.easton.ma.us/departments/town_clerk1/dog_license.php> for additional information on how to license your dog by mail. Licensing forms<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Document/db96eb02-e4bf-e711-80bf-001fbc00ed85/Dog%20License%20Form.pdf> will be inserted in with your annual census forms, expected to be in mail boxes the week of January 14th, and are ONLY required when registering your dog by mail.
Waste Management Guide
Waste Management has published a guide for homeowners to explain what is recyclable at home and most common contaminants https://recycleoftenrecycleright.com/resources/for-home/.
Old Colony Planning Council - Long Range Transportation Plan
Old Colony Planning Council, the regional planning agency is in the process of updating the Regional Transportation Plan. Every four years the OCPC embarks upon an update to the region's Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP). The LRTP helps to determine how federal and state funding will be spent on transportation infrastructure and services in the next 20 years. This survey will solicit community initiatives including mobility needs, quality-of-life and environmental issues. By filling out this survey, you are making a statement about your community's needs. Click here to participate in the survey.<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001aoR3JXmqWoaMyugb3dUUmRD2nHS22k4XEuGnU-bi_m14Q0hubMshfo8k2CuNDkNYBpAjDrxVIKjlqAREm3ZjgRQt057qHolshGORGXQ-nXKMNDO-vzma9r4n3FvLlDSTVzCmE0zHfeekrzCwUISMFd-6-CtZ8eryq4Tm_02GOTXsL5US-Zlsg59Q2m2Rro7l&c=ABsu4s72gs5cnvJ-CJSF7AXlg8uxtOd0WpkKCT-yiQNLRtsv-kDyvg==&ch=itpdxbe6NXKnmu0_-L4FM9HuB0yTWBPwFny5gUWBbXOdZNpeVzm_LA==> Or Click here to learn more.<http://www.ocpcrpa.org/> for more information and how to get involved.
Assessor's Office

The Easton Assessors' Office is in the process of doing cyclical inspections of Personal Property throughout the town. The inspections are being done over the next few weeks with the inspector going door-to-door to businesses to do inspections of both the interior and exterior of commercial and industrial properties. The Department of Revenue requires that every community re-inspect its personal property periodically. As a result, the Easton Board of Assessors inspects some of its property every year. In addition to meeting state requirements, the objective of this project is to assure the accuracy of the Town's assessing data. The inspector, Renee Holloran, will have a letter of identification on town letterhead and will be driving a Volkswagen Jetta. For further information, contact the Assessors' Office at 508-230-0520.
Real Estate Property Tax Exemptions FY2019 Now Available - Assessors Office
Applications for Real Estate property tax exemptions for FY 2019 are now available through the Easton Assessors' Office. The town offers many exemptions designed to reduce property tax for qualifying seniors and disabled residents. Exemptions include: elderly, for those age 65 and older who qualify by income and assets; widow, widower, and persons over 70 or minor surviving child with asset limit; disabled veterans, blind, tax deferral and CPA. Those interested in further information or applications should visit the town's website<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Document/071c4e10-e16f-e811-80c0-001fbc00ed85/RE%20Exemption%20Information%20FY19.pdf>, stop by the Assessors' Office or call the office at 508-230-0520.
The Public Health Nurse will be available for Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar screening for Easton Residents (on a walk in basis, no appointment needed) according to the following schedule:

*       Town Hall (136 Elm St., Mary Connolly Room, 2nd Floor) - Monday, February 25 (3PM-4PM)

*       Parker Terrace Community Room - Tuesday, March 5 (9:30AM-10:30AM)

*       Frothingham Hall - COA (15 Barrows St) Thursday, March 14 (10:30AM-11:30AM)

*       Elise Circle Community Room - Tuesday, February 19 (9:30AM-10:30AM)
To view the Easton Board of Health Public Health Nurse schedule for the entire year, please refer to Public Nurse Schedule<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/document/0179ce56-8f07-e911-a2c8-000c29a59557/Public%20Nurse%20Schedule%204%20locations%202019.pdf>
Local Alert System
Easton uses Plymouth County Sheriff's CodeRED call system to inform residents and businesses during an emergency. To add a cell phone number, email address, or your landline number, find the link to CodeRED Notification Enrollment at www.pcsdma.org/codered.html<http://www.pcsdma.org/codered.html>. Don't assume you're already listed.
Meetings Next Week: February 18 through February 22
See time, date, location, and agenda details on our helpful calendar app: Town of Easton Calendar<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Calendar>. Questions relating to public meetings should be directed to the Town Clerk's Office at (508) 230-0530. Stay informed of all town board and committee business by signing up for email notifications with our Minutes on Demand service! Sign up here.<http://eastontownma.minutesondemand.com/EmailNotifications/Login>
Now through March 1: Deadline to Obtain Nomination Papers for Annual Town Election
Nomination papers for the Annual Town Election are available beginning Wednesday, January 2, 2019 at the Town Clerk's Office. The last day to obtain nomination papers is Friday, March 1, 2019 at 5:00 PM. The Election Calendar<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Document/b72e616b-e2b5-e811-80c0-001fbc00ed85/2019.04.23%20Annual%20Town%20Election%20Calendar.pdf> with candidate deadlines, the positions on the ballot<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Document/79b57077-e2b5-e811-80c0-001fbc00ed85/2019.04.23%20Annual%20Town%20Election%20Terms%20Due%20to%20Expire%20with%20positions.pdf> and a complete Candidate Packet<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Document/68264740-e2b5-e811-80c0-001fbc00ed85/2019.04.23%20Annual%20Town%20Election%20-%20Candidate%20Packet.pdf> are available on the Town's website. Interested candidates are invited to call 508-230-0530 or email townclerksoffice at easton.ma.us<mailto:townclerksoffice at easton.ma.us> with questions.
March 6 and March 11: Community Visioning Forums-Easton Early Elementary School Project

*       March 6th, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM, Richardson-Olmsted Cafeteria

*       April 11th, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM, Oliver Ames High School Cafeteria
Please join us for an interactive forum, centered on the current MSBA School Building Project in Easton. No sign-up is required. Topics include: Update on the progress of the project; Feedback on work done to date; Input into design development; Address any questions; Outline next steps.
March 7: Queset Commercial District Economic Development Strategic Plan Public Engagement Session
The Easton Economic Development Council (EDC) is holding a public engagement session at 7:30AM Thursday, March 7, 2019 in the Cleary Dining Room, 2nd Floor Roche Dining Commons, Stonehill College in Easton to review the findings and recommendations of the Queset Commercial District Economic Development Strategic Plan. Members of the Queset Commercial District are personally invited and asked to attend. Members of the public interested in hearing about this plan are also invited to attend. Please RSVP by Feb 28, 2019 to Keith Eldridge at keldridge at easton.ma.us<mailto:keldridge at easton.ma.us> or call at (508) 230-0630. To review a copy of the plan, click here<http://www.easton.ma.us/departments/planning_and_community_development/queset_commercial_district_economic_development_strategic_plan.php>.
April 23: 7AM - 8:00 PM - Annual Town Election
The Annual Town Election for the Town of Easton will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 from 7:00AM - 8:00 PM at Oliver Ames High School.  Use this link for additional Election Information<http://www.easton.ma.us/departments/town_clerk1/election_information.php>.
COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
The Ames Free Library - LOVE YOUR LIBRARY
The Ames Free Library is sending you a love letter, thanking you for your generosity. You sustain us as we strive continually for excellence. Please visit www.AmesFreeLibrary.org<http://www.AmesFreeLibrary.org> and click "Support Us" to make a donation today. Thank you!
Ames Free Library
The Ames Free Library will be rolling out a host of family events and new things to try in 2019. Check out our website! www.AmesFreeLibrary.org<http://www.AmesFreeLibrary.org>
Year 2025 Easton will Celebrate 300th Birthday - Fund for Donating
Easton has a great 300th Birthday Celebration in the year 2025. A fund has been established by the Avery Lee Williams Family Trust to which donations may be made. This fund already has over $13,000.00 in it. To make such donation just send your check payable to the Town of Easton at the Town Treasurer's office, 136 Elm Street, North Easton, MA 02356 - be certain to put the words "300th Celebration Fund" on the miscellaneous line.
South Coast Rail Project
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is transitioning all project websites into the newly designed, statewide www.mass.gov<http://www.mass.gov> website. The South Coast Rail's new project website can be found at: www.mass.gov/south-coast-rail<http://www.mass.gov/south-coast-rail>.
Recreation Department Programs
The Recreation Department is accepting registrations for Tee Ball, Chess Classes, Tennis and Adult Line Dancing. Click here for more information: http://www.easton.ma.us/departments/recreation_department/recreation_programs.php

February 16 Original Easton Farmer's Winter Market Weekly Vendors

This weekend Debbie's Soaps will be back with fresh bread and her crafts. Shop for other farm goods and locally sourced products from our regular vendors, who are: Langwater Farm (produce); Jordan Seafood (seafood); Daddy's Homegrown (beef); Oakdale Farm (produce); and Rosie Bud (honey and honey-based products). The Original Easton Farmer's Market will be at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, located at 143 Lincoln Street in North Easton, for the winter season - every Saturday from 10AM-2PM until Memorial Day weekend. Check out our Facebook page for the latest information.
February 16: The Easton Music Parent's Organization TEMPO - Presents our Mattress Fundraiser
Saturday, February 16th from 10AM - 5PM located at Oliver Ames High School Cafeteria, 100 Lothrop Street North Easton, MA 02356 the Easton Music Parent's Organization TEMPO - Presents their Mattress Fundraiser featuring up to 50% off retail prices, all while supporting our students!  There will be 29 mattress floor models on display, premium pillows & sheets, many brand names, and financing available. Learn more: eastontempo.weebly.com
February 23: Cinderella Character Meet & Greet at Oliver Ames Music Department
Saturday, February 23rd from 11AM - 1PM located at Oliver Ames High School-100 Lothrop Street North Easton, MA. OAHS cordially invites you to our Meet Cinderella, The Prince, The Evil Stepmother, The Fairy Godmother and more! Bring your cameras for photos with the characters! There will be light snacks, crafts, & story time with the characters. Admission $5.
February 26: Find Your Peace of Mind - Free Meditation Workshop
Tuesday, February 26, 2019 from 10-11 a.m. located at Easton Shovel Town Cultural District Art Coop/Gallery, 50 Main St. No Easton. We will explore the body's response to stress and how meditation can help you "Find your peace of Mind" followed by tea and refreshments. Meditation led by certified meditation instructor from Envision Counseling, Keri-Ann Wagner, LMHC. Space is limited call 508-230-5874 or email fairewind7 at aol.com<mailto:fairewind7 at aol.com>.
February 27: Public Hearing regarding MBTA Fare Increase Proposal
The MBTA Fare Proposal Public Hearing is scheduled for February 27, 2019 and is open to all attendees from the public. The purpose of this hearing is for the MBTA to receive feedback from the public on the proposed fare increase prior to it being considered by the Fiscal and Management Control Board in March. The hearing will be held on February 27, 2019 at 6:30 pm in the State Transportation Building, MBTA Board Room, Second Floor, 10 Park Plaza, Boston MA.
March 3: The Easton Lions Club Annual Charity Auction
The Easton Lions Club will be hosting their 33rd live Annual Charity Auction on Sunday, March 3rd located at Stonehill College, Shields Science Center, Pettit Atrium and will be broadcast live from 2:00-7:00 PM by Easton Community Access Television<https://www.facebook.com/eastoncat/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARBHF00EqFwqow7xMmuhxMbWfwHRYG-MOR7F3swWoI0NAoRyELWEC9NQ5iBR9OIvI--KWQzV0NATYCoO&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB8CAGTxQRXY6p-7tFoZKJbpLjEsFotz6uAdHy6Ts9IYQmtgLCYyQ3hvy2QiGxKB7Q8h7JZwXtxQy6K5MQO4ob_hkr5mehPzFA-xb0Kdrig5Tlr0ZXAZ8ESWypjndz92pqmHc9TJ-_aBfAqEqbSOwNDy7Wdg7MKlb_FrABLsS9418l-7DuXA4iEJJBEuM7k7rFkg3vOD6sGb2yncsrWIv_YvpEVKr2eMf52x67KlId_sT3k7U9SXh_yk2kDrlC_MihKvOwOK-mcwUhiJw4AoKqxSZXzQfCb-pjw_6dgeQCMG5obl6MtOkOjVYhGkIyWfCHMXFonCAhUaJ_tJUoDIlA_fw> on ECAT channels 9 and 22 and simulcast online. The online auction starts February 17th through March 1st. There are over 100 items including a unique ANTIQUE BUTCHER BLOCK from the Governor Oliver Ames Estate<https://www.facebook.com/pages/Governor-Oliver-Ames-Estate/408295745940561?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARB5ND5kUcIlHfZRQ9VkITJcI9KuoNmY3EUJTFKMSVjvFpeyllmZN2PfWU95UMTZyGfSoGeOft-nXKxH&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB8CAGTxQRXY6p-7tFoZKJbpLjEsFotz6uAdHy6Ts9IYQmtgLCYyQ3hvy2QiGxKB7Q8h7JZwXtxQy6K5MQO4ob_hkr5mehPzFA-xb0Kdrig5Tlr0ZXAZ8ESWypjndz92pqmHc9TJ-_aBfAqEqbSOwNDy7Wdg7MKlb_FrABLsS9418l-7DuXA4iEJJBEuM7k7rFkg3vOD6sGb2yncsrWIv_YvpEVKr2eMf52x67KlId_sT3k7U9SXh_yk2kDrlC_MihKvOwOK-mcwUhiJw4AoKqxSZXzQfCb-pjw_6dgeQCMG5obl6MtOkOjVYhGkIyWfCHMXFonCAhUaJ_tJUoDIlA_fw> donated by David Ames, which can be viewed at North Easton Savings Bank<https://www.facebook.com/NorthEastonSavingsBank/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARA8AUbvYohBm5iTGzmeVzklsx67R13rfBhz4gdzy0xDLucbJPXlbzv0n-ZvXHpubDmfwlI0BMU_CD7Z&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB8CAGTxQRXY6p-7tFoZKJbpLjEsFotz6uAdHy6Ts9IYQmtgLCYyQ3hvy2QiGxKB7Q8h7JZwXtxQy6K5MQO4ob_hkr5mehPzFA-xb0Kdrig5Tlr0ZXAZ8ESWypjndz92pqmHc9TJ-_aBfAqEqbSOwNDy7Wdg7MKlb_FrABLsS9418l-7DuXA4iEJJBEuM7k7rFkg3vOD6sGb2yncsrWIv_YvpEVKr2eMf52x67KlId_sT3k7U9SXh_yk2kDrlC_MihKvOwOK-mcwUhiJw4AoKqxSZXzQfCb-pjw_6dgeQCMG5obl6MtOkOjVYhGkIyWfCHMXFonCAhUaJ_tJUoDIlA_fw>, 295 Main Street, Easton. The other is a sought-after 2008 FORD ESCAPE XLT donated by Bourne's Auto Center<https://www.facebook.com/bournesauto/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARCMhgyIGSRY1PBmBHhDLlsOp9pP8sXGSnUgKWeLD9sZTyd0j9klMMrbj7G8RBcXal8bLYjW-m0I8ST2&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB8CAGTxQRXY6p-7tFoZKJbpLjEsFotz6uAdHy6Ts9IYQmtgLCYyQ3hvy2QiGxKB7Q8h7JZwXtxQy6K5MQO4ob_hkr5mehPzFA-xb0Kdrig5Tlr0ZXAZ8ESWypjndz92pqmHc9TJ-_aBfAqEqbSOwNDy7Wdg7MKlb_FrABLsS9418l-7DuXA4iEJJBEuM7k7rFkg3vOD6sGb2yncsrWIv_YvpEVKr2eMf52x67KlId_sT3k7U9SXh_yk2kDrlC_MihKvOwOK-mcwUhiJw4AoKqxSZXzQfCb-pjw_6dgeQCMG5obl6MtOkOjVYhGkIyWfCHMXFonCAhUaJ_tJUoDIlA_fw> on Rte. 123 near Stonehill College<https://www.facebook.com/stonehillcollege/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARClRrzVIPM3_ExhVwbSNFjT-nQaBZDKrh1f7xHxblSJdpNu4aqM4JrznYGiRRcvWEfnMj0qnKm_DJ7D&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB8CAGTxQRXY6p-7tFoZKJbpLjEsFotz6uAdHy6Ts9IYQmtgLCYyQ3hvy2QiGxKB7Q8h7JZwXtxQy6K5MQO4ob_hkr5mehPzFA-xb0Kdrig5Tlr0ZXAZ8ESWypjndz92pqmHc9TJ-_aBfAqEqbSOwNDy7Wdg7MKlb_FrABLsS9418l-7DuXA4iEJJBEuM7k7rFkg3vOD6sGb2yncsrWIv_YvpEVKr2eMf52x67KlId_sT3k7U9SXh_yk2kDrlC_MihKvOwOK-mcwUhiJw4AoKqxSZXzQfCb-pjw_6dgeQCMG5obl6MtOkOjVYhGkIyWfCHMXFonCAhUaJ_tJUoDIlA_fw>. For more information and the link to the online bidding go to www.EastonLions.org/auction<http://www.EastonLions.org/auction>
March 28: Easton Women of Today Ladies Night Out & Style Swap Fundraiser
The Easton Women of Today, Inc. are hosting our 8th Annual Ladies Night Out & Style Swap Fundraiser with Trust in Tricia. The event will be held on Thursday, March 28th from 7PM-11PM at the Easton Country Club. Come enjoy a night out with to swap your gently used clothing, shoes, accessories and home decor, visit with Exclusive Vendors and to have fun with friends! For tickets and more information please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/easton-women-of-today-8th-annual-ladies-night-out-style-swap-charity-fundraiser-tickets-52670466784
Now through March 30: Ames Free Library - Learn to Navigate Google and Create a Website
Have you been wondering how to create a web page? Join Burt Lewis, an Easton tech expert, trainer, and local social media pioneer, and learn to navigate Google and create your own web page. To learn more or to sign up for a one-on-one session, CLICK HERE<https://www.amesfreelibrary.org/events/2018/11/19/exploring-internet-burt> or visit our website www.AmesFreeLibrary.org<http://www.AmesFreeLibrary.org>. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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