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Crowds at NRT fair
The Natural Resources Trust held its annual Harvest and Crafts Fair this past weekend.
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Frank: Bailout intended to aid ‘average citizen’
NEWTON -Responding to charges that he bears some responsibility for the crisis in the mortgage industry, Rep. Barney Frank, D-Newton, said that as a minority congressman for many years he did not have the power to implement regulations sooner.
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Easton harvest fair a hit
EASTON -EASTON — The 35th annual Harvest and Craft Fair of the Natural Resources Trust was held Sunday at the Sheep Pasture on Main Street. The fair, which is the NRT’s largest fundraising event, draws about 15,000 visitors each year. More than 100 crafters, musicians and children’s activities are featured. All funds raised at the fair are used to support the NRT’s programs, including maintaining the Sheep Pasture.
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Families to host vigil in honor of overdose victims with the hope of stopping others from dying
EASTON -Learn to Cope, a support group for parents of opiate addicts, will hold a vigil at the Grotto at Stonehill College Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. The vigil is to remember those who died due to drugs and to build support for more treatment programs to help others stay alive. -
Olmsted School to celebrate International Walk to School Day
Easton -Olmsted School in Easton will be joining schools from around the world to celebrate International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 8
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Olmstead kids hitting the streets
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Public forum for placement process set
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Easton Journal Sports Notebook
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Cape Cod offers rail alternative
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Annual family golf outing in Easton helps build links to community
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Apple picking season begins
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Video: Kevorkian’s artwork on display at Armenian Library
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Video: Six artists 'Meditate' on everyday stuff
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Looking Up: See Uranus and Neptune
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Lynch, Delahunt still against bailout
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