It is a busy time for Easton. The next Town elections will be held on May 4 to elect/re-elect President of Town Council currently held by Megan Cook and representatives for Wards 2 and 4, currently held by Don Abbatiello and Rev. Elmer Davis, Jr. Even though they are running...
If early crowds are an indicator, we expect Easton’s downtown to be busier than ever this Spring and Summer, as businesses open, vaccinations are widely available, and events return. We are excited about CommUNITY Day, when, on May 15, many non-profit Easton-based organizations are coming together again for a spring...
If you haven’t already done so, take a few moments to get out and enjoy Easton’s Recreational Trails during these warmer days. Bike, ride, or walk on the completed trail and footbridge in Easton Village between St Michaels Road and Glenwood Avenue. Meanwhile, the Town is continuing to work hard...
EEDC hosted the Meet & Greet the Easter Bunny event this past Saturday to a very enthusiastic audience. We engaged over 25 volunteers and partnered with Kiln Born, Talbot County Economic Development and Tourism, Town of Easton, and the Easton Volunteer Fire Department. We also had in attendance over 300...
When EEDC heard about twelve-year-old Ryder Cario presenting in front of the Town Council about the Papermill Branch Stream Restoration a couple of weeks ago, we knew we wanted to speak to him. Ryder, son of Kody Cario, the Project Manager for the Town of Easton Engineering Department, was...
Easton Economic Development Downtown Committee (EEDC) is hosting a Meet & Greet with the Easter Bunny! Come to the Talbot County Courthouse lawn on Saturday, April 3, from 10 AM to Noon. Due to COVID-19, there will not be an Easter egg hunt; however, the first 300 kids, ages ten...
It’s not only Spring that has finally come to Easton! The Town is buzzing with changes—there are upgrades to North Harrison Street, yards are being mulched, and new construction is underway. As the weather warms, you can feel the energy of people beginning to spend more time outdoors. Walkers, joggers, and...
Jeff Lankford, the Downtown Development Director for the Easton Economic Development Corporation (EEDC), will be stepping down from the organization after accepting a new position at the Easton Airport. His last day with EEDC is Friday, March 12. Jeff has been leading downtown development initiatives since joining EEDC in November...
EEDC: Last year was an interesting one for all businesses. Can you talk about the changes that the Chamber went through? AK: The Chamber was experiencing much of the same challenges that the business community and our members were facing. On top of that, Al (Silverstein) announced his retirement...
Spring–the time of year when people start to emerge from the cold weather into the warmer sunlight. New construction is underway, the schools are beginning to come alive, and it is budget time. There are lots of opportunities to address issues of all types that may be of concern. High on...
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