[Eastontowncrier] Town Crier October 25, 2019

[Easton Town Crier]

SPECIAL TOWN MEETING AND ELECTION NEWS
The Town of Easton will hold TWO Special Town Meetings and a Special Election this fall.
Monday, October 28: Special Town Meeting #1 - Debt Exclusion Appropriation and Authorization for the Easton Early Elementary School (EES) Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) Project
The first Special Town Meeting will be held on Monday, October 28, 2019 at 7:00 PM in the Ames Sports Complex, Stonehill College, 320 Washington Street. This meeting will focus solely on the Easton Early Elementary School (EES) Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) Project appropriation. Local approval of funding for the EES Project is a two-step process in which BOTH votes must be approved by voters of Easton in order for the project to continue, this Special Town Meeting is step one. The warrant for this Special Town Meeting is available online and hard copies of the warrant are available at the Town Offices. To view the warrant<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/document/3f46b674-90eb-e911-a2d4-000c29a59557/STM%20Final%20Warrant%20October%2028,%202019>, information guide<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/document/22486497-85eb-e911-a2d4-000c29a59557/STM%20Info%20Guide%20October%2028,%202019>, and to view a Special Town Meeting 2019 Preview<https://youtu.be/bnZTebdbUwE> video recorded by Town Officials, please click here<https://www.easton.ma.us/departments/town_clerk1/town_meeting_information.php>.
November 4: 12 Noon - Deadline to Apply for an Absentee Ballot - Special Town Election
Absentee Ballots for the Special Town Election are now available at the Town Clerk's Office. Absentee Ballots are available for registered voters who will be unable to vote at the polls on Election Day due to absence from the Town during normal polling hours, physical disability preventing them from going to the polling place or religious belief. Registered voters must fill out an application<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/Document/b5791743-ccbd-e711-80bf-001fbc00ed85/Absentee%20Ballot%20Application%20-%202018%20Easton.pdf> which will allow them to complete an absentee ballot at the Town Clerk's office or to have one mailed to them. (Absentee ballots cannot be picked up and taken from the Clerk's Office). The deadline for applying for an absentee ballot is Monday, November 4, 2019 at 12:00 Noon. Mailed ballots must be received back at the Town Clerk's Office by the close of polls on Election Day (8:00PM on Tuesday, November 5th).
Get out and vote. YOUR VOTE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Tuesday, November 5: Special Town Election - Debt Exclusion for the Easton Early Elementary School (EES) Project
The Special Election will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2019 from 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM at Oliver Ames High School, 100 Lothrop Street. Residents will vote whether to approve funding for the Easton Early Elementary School Project, via debt exclusion override. Local approval of funding for the EES Project is a two-step process in which BOTH votes must be approved by voters of Easton in order for the project to continue, this Special Election is step two.
For complete information about the Easton Early Elementary School Project visit the project website: www.eastoneesproject.com<http://www.eastoneesproject.com>. Residents can also get information and tax calculations for the proposed debt exclusion override for their property at www.easton.ma.us/eesproject<http://www.easton.ma.us/eesproject>.
Tuesday, November 12: Special Town Meeting #2
The second Special Town Meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 12, 2019 at 7:00 PM at the Oliver Ames High School Auditorium, 100 Lothrop Street. This meeting will focus on the routine but important town business conducted each fall at Special Town Meeting. The last day to register to vote at this Special Town Meeting is Friday, November 1st at 8:00 PM. The draft warrant for this Special Town Meeting is available online by clicking here<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/> and then selecting "Town Meeting Warrant Drafts." Hard copies of the warrant are available at the Town Offices.
To register to vote and for more Easton voter information, including precinct information and a sample ballot, please click here<https://www.easton.ma.us/departments/town_clerk1/election_information.php>.
Town of Easton Employment Opportunities
The Town of Easton has the following employment opportunities available:

·   Operations Manager- Water Division

·   Communications Dispatchers - 40 hours per week, part time and per diem
For more information, and full job posting, please visit Town of Easton Employment Opportunities<http://www.easton.ma.us/easton_residents/employment_opportunities.php>
Notice of Vacancy - Finance Committee
The Select Board is accepting applications from interested volunteers seeking to fulfill the unexpired term of a Finance Committee member. If appointed, the volunteer will serve on the Finance Committee until the Town Election in April 2020 at which point they may run for election to the Finance Committee. 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 October 28, 2019. 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.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEWS AND NOTICES

Residents are urged to use personal protection methods and avoid mosquito bites. Please visit the Easton Board of Health's webpage<https://www.easton.ma.us/departments/board_of_health/index.php>, then see the left blue sidebar "Mosquito Information" for press releases and additional ways to protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases. Risk for mosquito-borne disease is virtually eliminated by the first local hard frost, which kills most remaining adult mosquitoes. A hard, or killing frost, is defined meteorologically as two consecutive hours of temperatures below 28 degrees Fahrenheit or three hours below 32 degrees.
Board of Health Votes to Restrict Outdoor Activities from Dusk through Dawn
On Wednesday, August 7, 2019, in response to the high risk threat of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), the Easton Board of Health, pursuant to the Code of the Town of Easton, Chapter 332<https://www.ecode360.com/32676006>, voted to restrict outdoor activities on all public property and all private property that is used for locally sponsored youth activities, including but not limited to youth sports leagues, from dusk to dawn, in accordance with the times listed in the Massachusetts Arbovirus Response Plan, effective immediately and until further notice. For this updated calendar, please click here<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/document/d615a834-99ca-e911-a2d2-000c29a59557/EEE%202019_%20Dusk_Dawn%20Table> or visit the visit the Easton Board of Health's webpage<https://www.easton.ma.us/departments/board_of_health/index.php>, then see the left blue sidebar "Mosquito Information."
Notice to Property Owners in Queset Sewer District
At this time the Queset Sewer District construction is substantially complete and ready for connections. Property owners in the Queset Sewer District that are part of the sewer project that would like to connect should contact a Licensed Drain Layer or contact a contractor who is eligible to become licensed to begin the process of connecting to sewer. The cost to connect to the sewer lines installed by the Town is the responsibility of the property owner. We recommend getting as many quotes as possible for the work and to be clear on what is or is not included in the scope of work (i.e. restoration of lawns, driveways, walkways, removal of trees, internal plumbing changes, abandonment of septic or cesspool, pumping of the old system, cost of permits, etc.). Only Licensed Drain Layers (or those applying to be licensed) may apply for a sewer permit. The Town of Easton will license contractors that have experience installing municipal sanitary sewer, possess the required insurance, and have posted a $5,000 performance bond. For more information visit the DPW Permit page at https://www.easton.ma.us/departments/dpw/permits.php.
Five Corners Sewer Construction Project: Phase II
Phase II of the Five Corners Sewer Project includes installation of a sanitary sewer collection system from Roberts Drive along Route 106 down Foundry Street to the Five Corners area and will result in one-way traffic along Route 106 during most of the construction. The greatest amount of traffic is anticipated to occur during morning commuting hours. To stay connected during construction, please visit www.fivecornerssewer.com<http://www.fivecornerssewer.com> for project information and to sign up for construction updates and traffic alerts. If you have any questions or concerns about this project, you may email us at fivecorners at easton.ma.us<mailto:fivecorners at easton.ma.us> or call us at (888) 527-6797.
Fiscal Year 2020 Budget for the Town of Easton and Easton Public Schools
The Town Administrator's Balanced Budget is available in a comprehensive document that contains both the operating and capital budgets for Fiscal Year 2020. The budget information is presented in a helpful and user friendly format that includes a citizen's guide to the budget, a budget summary for each department, and a glossary of common municipal finance terminology. A full copy of the Town's Fiscal Year 2020 Budget is available here<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/document/77304f96-3770-e911-a2cd-000c29a59557/Annual%20Budget%20for%20Fiscal%20Year%20Starting%20July%2001,%202019>.
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/.
South Coast Rail Project

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is transitioning all project websites into the newly designed, statewide 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>. There is now a South Coast Rail Interactive Corridor Map, which is available on the Corridor Maps<http://links.govdelivery.com:80/track?type=click&enid=ZWFzPTEmbXNpZD0mYXVpZD0mbWFpbGluZ2lkPTIwMTkwODEyLjkwMzIwMzEmbWVzc2FnZWlkPU1EQi1QUkQtQlVMLTIwMTkwODEyLjkwMzIwMzEmZGF0YWJhc2VpZD0xMDAxJnNlcmlhbD0xNzEyOTA3OCZlbWFpbGlkPWFsYW5naGF1c2VyQGVhc3Rvbi5tYS51cyZ1c2VyaWQ9YWxhbmdoYXVzZXJAZWFzdG9uLm1hLnVzJnRhcmdldGlkPSZmbD0mZXh0cmE9TXVsdGl2YXJpYXRlSWQ9JiYm&&&101&&&https://www.mass.gov/service-details/south-coast-rail-project-corridor-maps> page of the project website. It provides a detailed, street-by-street view of the entire Phase 1 and Full Build corridors, including each station and layover facility. You can enter a property's street address to locate where a property is in relation to the tracks.
The Public Health Nurse will be available for Blood Pressure readings for Easton residents on a walk in basis (no appointment needed) according to the following Tuesday schedule. Please note the Public Health nurse will be able to do blood pressure readings, not Blood Sugar.

·   Parker Terrace Community Rm - Tuesday, November 5 (9:30AM-10:30AM)

·  Frothingham Hall - COA (15 Barrows St) Tuesday, November 12 (9:30AM-10:30AM)

·  Elise Circle Community Rm - Tuesday, November 19 (9:30AM-10:30AM)

·  Town Hall (136 Elm St., 2nd Floor Conference Rm) - Tuesday, November 26 (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/5e357e0f-16a4-e911-a2d0-000c29a59557/Public%20Nurse%20Schedule%204%20locations%202019%20rev%207%2012%202019>
Now through End of November: Fire Station #2 at 87 Depot Street - Under Construction - Closed
Fire Station #2 on Depot Street will be closed through the end of November during construction to add an addition and renovate the existing station. Fire Personnel and apparatus will be housed during the period of construction at Fire Station #3; on Bay road. Please remember to call 911 immediately in the event of an emergency.
October 26: SEPTIC BETTERMENT INFORMATION SESSION
Board of Health Inspectors will be present at Frothingham Hall, 15 Barrows St., from 10 am to 2 pm to answer questions related to the Betterment Program, financing related to replacing a failed septic system or sewer hookup costs (not Sewer Betterment fees).
Meetings Next Week: October 28 through November 1
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 April 1, 2020: Real Estate Exemption Applications for FY2020 Now Available
Applications for real estate property tax exemptions for FY2020 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, persons over 70 or minor surviving child with asset limit;

·     Disabled veterans, blind, tax deferral; and

·     Community Preservation Act with income limits
Those interested in further information or applications should visit the Assessors' section of the town's website at Easton Real Estate Property Tax Exemptions<https://eastontownma.documents-on-demand.com/document/e418076f-f698-e911-a2cd-000c29a59557/2020%20RE%20Exemption%20info%20for%20web%20site.pdf&fromFrame=1>. If you would prefer to avoid long lines and believe that you may need assistance, call the Assessors' Office (508) 230-0520 to schedule an appointment to review your application. You may drop off the application at the Assessors' office or mail the completed application.
COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
Beginning November 5: Meals on Wheels Volunteer Needed on Tuesday Mornings
We are looking for a volunteer to deliver Meals on Wheels to Easton residents on Tuesday mornings 9AM-11:30AM/12PM starting November 5, 2019. This would be on a weekly basis and would be a 2-3 hour route. If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, please contact Outreach Coordinator, Kathleen Gouveia at 508-230-0692.
Easton Community Access Television (ECAT)
Would you like to help ECAT shape our programming and strategies for the future? ECAT is partnering with Stonehill College on two exciting research initiatives: an online survey and a focus group. If you are interested in participating in one or both please send an email to Prof. Kristin McGillicuddy at kmcgillicuddy at stonehill.edu<mailto:kmcgillicuddy at stonehill.edu>.
Recreation Department Programs
The Recreation Department is accepting registrations for Tennis, Chess and Adult Gentle Yoga. Click here for more information: http://www.easton.ma.us/departments/recreation_department/recreation_programs.php
Free Town of Easton Community Calendar
The free town of Easton Community Calendar from September 2019 through August 2020, prepared and published by the North Easton Savings Bank, is now available. In addition to listing town, school and organizational events, it included information about civic and religious groups, community activities, and a brief history of the 135 years of the Ames Free Library. Assisted by the Easton Country Club, Morse Insurance, and Scoreboard Enterprises, the calendar is a valuable resource for all residents. Calendars are available at the Ames Free Library, Easton Historical Society, Town Offices, and all Easton branches of the North Easton Savings Bank.
Mondays through Saturdays: Ames Free Library - Find Entertainment & Inspiration
Find entertainment & inspiration at one of the great programs offered at the Ames Free Library! You can also browse our wide collection of books, large print materials, magazines, newspapers, audio books, database resources, DVDs and music suitable for all ages and interests. Weekly Storytimes are conducted in the Children's Room of the Main Library from 10:30AM-11AM on Monday - Thursday. All library programs are at Queset House, 51 Main Street unless listed otherwise. Free and open to all. For more information, call (508) 238-2000, check www.amesfreelibrary.org<http://www.amesfreelibrary.org/> or Email info at amesfreelibrary.org<mailto:info at amesfreelibrary.org>.

Now through October: The Original Easton Farmer's Market are Recruiting Vendors
To sell farm produce, seafood, bakery items, and other locally sourced products. For those who have questions, are looking for more information about the OEFM, or are interested in becoming an OEFM vendor, please contact OEFM Market Manager Ross A. Muscato. Ross's email is farmersmarket at easton.ma.us<mailto:farmersmarket at easton.ma.us>; the number at which to call or text Ross at 774-219-4168. Please click here<https://www.facebook.com/EastonOriginalFarmersMarket/> to be taken to the OEFM Facebook page.
October 26: Original Easton Farmer's Market is on the Depot Street S-Curve from 10AM-2PM

The final 2019 summer edition of the Original Easton Farmer's Market (OEFM)  -  which is held every Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 591 Depot Street/Route 123 in Easton, along the "S" curve in the road -  takes place this coming Saturday, October 26.  (Saturday, November 2, 2019 is the first day of the 2019-20 OEFM winter market, held every Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at 143 Lincoln Street in North Easton.)  Our vendors of locally grown, locally raised, locally crafted for this year's concluding summer OEFM will be E.L. Silvia Farms (fresh produce), Kave Rock Farm (clothing and yarn made from pure alpaca wool; and of note: Kave Rock Farm will bring with it some of their thoroughly adorable alpacas), Bridgewater Village Bakery (sourdough bread, sourdough pastries, and sourdough-crusted chicken pot pies), Say Cheese (artisan cheeses), Garden of Easton (microgreens and herbs), Rosie Bud Farm (raw honey; soaps and lotions made from raw honey), Oakdale Farms (fresh produce, farm fresh eggs, potted plants, jam, jellies, oils, and vinegars), Artis Winery (red, white, rosé, and blend wines), Lady C&J Soulfood & Catering INC. (barbecue and soul food), All Hands In (quality personal care products made by survivors of human trafficking and other forms of exploitation; proceeds of sales go to heal those who have suffered, and to fight and prevent, these abuses), Daddy's Home Grown (humanely and free-range raised beef, pork, and chicken), and Knot Be Gone Therapeutic Massage (this newly opened business in Easton will be offering complimentary chair massages).
October 26: DRUG TAKE BACK
Saturday October 26th - 10am to 2pm at Frothingham Hall, 15 Barrows Street. Turn in your used or expired medication for safe disposal. Over-the counter and pet medications will also be accepted. Sharps (Needles, syringes) will be accepted but must be contained in a hard plastic container. Thermometers, IV bags, medical devices and personal care products will not be accepted. The service is free and anonymous, no questions asked. This service is brought to you by the Easton Police, Easton Board of Health and Easton Wings of Hope.
October 26: Boos and Brews Library Fundraiser
Saturday, Oct 26, 7pm-10pm. The Ames Free Library presents our third annual Halloween Fundraiser. This is a 21+ event. DJ and Dancing, Drinks and Appetizers, Mentalist/Magician--all designed for a great evening. Queset House, 51 Main Street. Tickets are $35 and may be purchased at the library or online at our website, www.amesfreelibrary.org<http://www.amesfreelibrary.org>.
October 26: Halloween Take and Make Craft
Saturday from 10-5pm, Children's Room, Main Library. Grab a prepared craft kit to take home and make a simple Halloween craft! Specialty supplies and directions to complete the craft are included. You may need to provide crayons, markers, scissors, glue, or tape. Available 10 AM - 5 PM, or as long as supplies last. One kit per child, please.
October 26: SEPTIC BETTERMENT INFORMATION SESSION
Board of Health Inspectors will be present at Frothingham Hall, 15 Barrows St., from 10 am to 2 pm to answer questions related to the Betterment Program, financing related to replacing a failed septic system or sewer hookup costs (not Sewer Betterment fees).
October 29: Suds and Duds - Presentation on Social Security, Medicare and Retirement Duds to avoid
Come get your retirement rundown on tap. Nora Yousif from RBC Wealth Management will be at Shovel Town Brewery on Tuesday, October 29th at 6:00pm to cover the big retirement mistakes to avoid, while helping you optimize your lifetime Social Security benefit check, all while you kick back a few locally-brewed cold ones.
October 29: Are You Emotionally and Financially Ready for Divorce
>From 6:30pm-7:30pm at the Queset House. Contemplating Divorce? Have you thought about the overall impact on you and your children? Come learn about how your emotional state of readiness will help determine the decisions that you make. The impact of your choices will determine how well your children will do during and after the divorce and have a major impact on your finances going forward. Learn tips to prepare for the best outcome. You are cordially invited to attend this complimentary event with Beth Ross, LICSW, owner of Mending Fences Institute and Chris Shea, Financial Advisor at Concord Wealth Management. Free & Open to all. Please register by calling 508-238-2000, ext. 3. Event Location: Queset House, 1st Floor Presentation Commons
October 30: AFL Cookbook Club
>From 6pm-7:30pm at the Queset House. Please join us for the Library's new Cookbook Club! Each month we'll read through a different cookbook, exploring different techniques & cuisines, then we'll create the dish that excites us most, finally we'll share our experiences with each other. Event Location: Queset House, 1st Floor Presentation Commons Upcoming Dates: November 20 and December 18, 2019.
October 31: Trick or Treat
>From 10am-8pm. Kids, stop by in costume to Trick or Treat for a small (non-edible) treat! Available from 10 AM - 5 PM in the Children's Room, and 5 PM - 8 PM at the front desk. We can't wait to see what kind of little monsters Halloween brings in. Event Location: Children's Room, Main Library.
October 31: Photography 101
>From 3pm-4pm. Learn basic photography with award winning photographer Eric Lothrop. Put down that iPhone and shoot like a pro. Eric will teach you everything you need to know for taking great photos in no time. All you need is DSLR camera to get started (Point and Shoot cameras such as Power Shot, Cyber-Shoot and Coolpix are not covered in these sessions). Sessions with Eric are for 1 hour, and are by appointment only. Please schedule your session online HERE, or call 508-238-2000, ext. 3. Event Location: Queset House, 1st Floor Information Café.
October 31: AFL Mystery Book Club
>From 3pm-4pm. We will be discussing A Free Man of Color by Barbara Hambly. "It is 1833. In the midst of Mardi Gras, Benjamin January, a Creole physician and music teacher, is playing piano at the Salle d'Orleans when the evening's festivities are interrupted-by murder. Ravishing Angelique Crozat, a notorious octoroon who travels in the city's finest company, has been strangled to death. With the authorities reluctant to become involved, Ben begins his own inquiry, which will take him through the seamy haunts of riverboatmen and into the huts of voodoo-worshipping slaves. But soon the eyes of suspicion turn toward Ben-for, black as the slave who fathered him, this free man of color is still the perfect scapegoat. . . ." - Amazon.com. Event Location: Queset House, 1st Floor Presentation Commons
November 1: Community Meditation
>From 10:30am-11:30am. Want to share mindfulness skills and meet other folks with contemplative practices? Welcome to an open, peer-to-peer meditation sangha, where we will sit together for 30 minutes of meditation in a low key, supportive environment. Anyone with a meditation practice in any tradition is welcome. Facilitators are doubly welcome! Please bring a cushion for sitting. Free and open to all. Event Location: Queset House, 2nd Floor Conference Room.
November 2: Sewing Machine One-on-One
>From 11am-1pm. Have you previously sewn on a sewing machine but find yourself without one? Not to worry the Ames Free Library has a sewing machine available for your use in the Queset House. Schedule a time with Julie so that she can introduce you to the Janome sewing machine. Once you have used the Janome sewing machine in this 30 minute tutorial you can check out the machine for in library use. Sessions are held on the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Saturday of the month from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, and are by appointment only. Please schedule your session by calling 508-238-2000, ext. 3. Event Location: Queset House, 2nd Floor Makerspace.
November 3: Organ Recital at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 143 Lincoln St, N Easton
At 3PM come Celebrate the 160th Anniversary of Holy Trinity's E. & G. G. Hook pipe organ by attending an exciting recital presented by 5 guest organists from the Boston area: Philip Jones, the Rev. Jeff Johnson, Kevin Lyczak, Brian Edwards and Kevin Neel. The organists have concertized widely and will present a variety of works from the 17th - 20th centuries. Child care will be provided during the recital.  A hands-on introduction to the organ for children will follow. All are invited to a reception to meet the musicians. The recital is free but tax-deductible donations will be accepted for the purchase of Rattlesnake Hill in Sharon, bordered by Mountain St and Bay Road, adjacent to Borderland State Park. Located at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 143 Lincoln Street, North Easton. Questions: contact Rita Corey, 781-784-4533
November 16: Free Community Shred Day at the Bank of Easton
Bank of Easton is hosting a community Shred Day on November 16th. Safely shred unwanted confidential documents and records in Shred-it's secure shred truck for free! Hours: 8:30 am - 12:00 pm, or until the truck is full. Limited to one grocery-sized bag per car. Paper documents and records only! Location: Go to the rear of the 275 Washington Street Office. For more information call the Bank of Easton: 508-238-1000

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