
This is Why I Live in Easton
They flee from New York City and elsewhere, because they found a warehouse building at a price they couldn’t pass up. Or because Easton reminds them of a place they once knew, long ago and far away. Maybe it’s because…
They flee from New York City and elsewhere, because they found a warehouse building at a price they couldn’t pass up. Or because Easton reminds them of a place they once knew, long ago and far away. Maybe it’s because…
Non-Profit Will Donate 10.4 Million Servings of Farm-Fresh Produce in 2023 CLINTON, N.J. (April 10, 2023) – Unity Bank has donated $25,000 to America’s Grow-a-Row (AGAR) as the lead sponsor of the Pittstown non-profit organization’s 2023 Farm to Fork Volunteer…
NOTICE OF MEETING FOR CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE INCURRENCE OF NONELECTORAL DEBT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Easton (the “City”) will hold a public meeting not less than three (3) nor more…
June 22, 2020 Mayor Salvatore J. Panto, JrCity Council Planning Commission City of Easton 123 South Third Street Easton, PA 18042 Re: Proposed changes to the City of Easton’s Chapter 595 Zoning Dear Mayor Panto, City of Easton Council Members…
An Easton City Council Public Hearing on Wednesday, June 10, will attempt to bring some clarity to the City’s increasingly convoluted efforts to revise its zoning ordinance. Last November, the City proposed a new ordinance that would radically reshape it,…
On Monday afternoon I attended the Easton Historic District Commission meeting. While the application for approval for the proposed parking garage at 4th and Church Streets was originally on the agenda, it was removed that afternoon. It is now scheduled…
By Peggy Palmer Easton, PA – January 28, 2020. A large and concerned group of Easton residents met Tuesday evening to discuss a series of major zoning ordinance changes proposed by Easton’s administration. The meeting, organized by fourth-generation Easton resident…
By Peggy Palmer EASTON, PA — Easton’s City government has proposed a rewritten zoning ordinance that includes, among hundreds of changes, allowing warehouses in the River Corridor District, congregate housing on the South Side and West Ward, and midrise apartments…