Select Board Adopts $25 Stormwater Fee
Easton Select Board adopted a $25 quarterly stormwater fee expected to raise $1.3 million a year.
Easton Select Board adopted a $25 quarterly stormwater fee expected to raise $1.3 million a year.
The Easton Conservation Commission voted unanimously to clear the historic Langwater estate for up to 12 tented weddings a year.
The Easton Icehawks, the town's youth ice hockey program under the Eastern Shore Hockey Association (ESHA), have closed registration for all age groups for the 2026-27 season; families with questions are directed to info@eastonhockey.org.
One Easton-resident obituary published this week: Gomes, Martha (MacAfee), 93, who was raised and educated in Quincy and Easton and graduated from Oliver Ames High School in the Class of 1951. She died October 16, 2026, following a period of declining health.
The Easton School Committee voted 5-0 Thursday to ratify a three-year contract with the Easton Educators Association's Unit B, running July 2026 through June 2029.
Easton's Building Committee voted to recommend $728,941 for a new radio tower and fire training equipment after losing rights to a private tower.
Easton's Municipal Building Committee recommended $912,269.86 in police and fire equipment, including a new radio tower, to the Select Board.
The Easton Human Rights Committee approved a revised religious and cultural observance calendar for public schools, adding Kwanzaa and rewriting language on covered holidays. Treasurer Kathy reported the committee holds $4,879.88 after fair-related costs of $346.16.
This week's obituary notices column for Easton carries one notice: Ferrini, Gwendolyn L. (Wray), 86, remembered by her family as a kind, compassionate, and generous woman devoted to family and service to others. Her visitation is scheduled for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at Southeast Fun…
The Easton Community Preservation Committee recommended funding for six projects bound for the 2027 town meeting warrant.