EASTON You’ve see the signs around town in front of restaurants and shops and on front lawns. You’ve watched the videos on Facebook and YouTube, but may still wonder: What is #EastonOutside?
The #EastonOutside campaign launched in November to help local businesses through the coronavirus pandemic. Since then it has grown into a town/private partnership to promote all Easton has to offer, from shops and restaurants to recreation and culture.
Select board member Marc Lamb, who chairs the town’s economic development council, said the campaign started as a way to let residents know that just because it’s winter, Easton isn’t closed.
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EASTON – You’ve see the signs around town in front of restaurants and shops, on front lawns. You’ve watched the videos on Facebook and YouTube, but may still wonder - what is #EastonOutside?
The #EastonOutside campaign launched in November ago to help local businesses through the coronavirus pandemic. Since then it has grown into a town/private partnership to promote all Easton has to offer, from shops and restaurants to recreation and culture.
Select Board member Marc Lamb, who chairs the town’s Economic Development Council, said the campaign started as a way to let residents know that just because it’s winter Easton isn’t closed.
Easton dog declared dangerous after attacking neighbor s Labrador
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EASTON – Last month, Jasper broke free of his dog walkers and attacked Ranger, a Labrador retriever, leaving a 12-inch laceration in his abdomen requiring surgery.
Last week, the Easton Select Board after a five-hour hearing and discussion, declared Jasper a “dangerous dog” requiring him to be kept in an enclosed yard, wear a muzzle and have his owners adhere to other restrictions. However the board also voted to revisit the case in six months to consider changing the designation to a “nuisance dog.”
The board was split 2-2 for some time debating Jasper’s case, ultimately voting 3-1 to declare the dog dangerous.