Easton's Community Preservation Committee deferred its annual leadership reorganization and flagged a possible appraisal vote for Langwater Farm development rights at its next meeting.
Easton Select Board approves millions in fire department training gear and public works contracts at its June 8 meeting.
Easton Conservation Commission splits over herbicide use in New Pond as five permit applications are continued.
Easton Human Rights Committee locks in Pride event logistics with roughly $4,217 in reserve.
Easton Planning Board unanimously approved permits for a landscaping-business duplex and a self-storage facility at its May 26 remote meeting.
Easton Historical Commission unanimously clears 162 Pine Street for demolition in a 13-minute Zoom meeting. The commission voted May 19 that the residential property at 162 Pine Street lacks historical significance, allowing its demolition to proceed without delay.
Easton's Council on Aging reported the loss of three and a half full-time equivalent positions and confirmed its outdoor pool will remain closed this summer.
Easton's Environmental Stewardship Committee reappointed its liaisons and began planning a leadership handover.
Easton Finance Committee unanimously recommends $1.15 million in supplemental FY2026 spending ahead of Town Meeting.
Easton Housing Authority approves revised FY2027 budget and new staff position following state rejection of initial submission.
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