The Easton Recreation Department has secured tickets for Casting Crowns at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor on Sunday, Feb. 24.
The bus will depart from the Recreation Department at 1 p.m. Participants will enjoy dinner at a Bangor area restaurant and the show starts at 7 p.m. This is open to adults, families and community members. Children must be grade 7 and above to attend without a parent.
The cost of ticket and transportation is $40. Participants will be responsible for their meal. Ticket must be paid in full by Friday, Feb. 1 at 3 p.m. Contact Hillary at recreation@eastonme.com to reserve a ticket. We must have a minimum of 20 to offer bus transportation; 40 seats are available.
Easton Junior/Senior High School Geography Bee winners were, from left: first place, Alex Hale; second place, Nickie Deschaine; and third place, Madison Bridges. (Courtesy of Hillary Hallett)
In the event of inclement weather, no refunds can be given, but the ticket is yours and you can make alternate travel arrangements.
The next tour is Sunday, April 7, for the Traxxas Monster Truck Destruction Tour, also at the Cross Center. Those attending with Easton Rec will all receive a “pit pass,” which will allow us photo opportunities and a chance see the rigs up close and personal.
The bus will leave the Rec. Center at 8 a.m. and hopes to return around 8 p.m. Show time is 2 p.m. with pit passes good one hour earlier. The cost is $30 per person for ticket, pit pass and bus transportation to and from the event.
Children must be in grade 7 and up to attend without an adult. Participants will be responsible for their own meals and souvenirs. Tickets must be paid in full by Friday, March 8, at 3 p.m.
The department also plans a trip to PJ Mask Live at the Cross Center on Saturday, April 20. The bus will depart at 8 a.m. We will have lunch in Orono. The show is at 2 p.m. and we will have dinner before traveling home. Tickets are directly in front of the stage.
The cost is $50 for show, recreation time at Bangor Parks and Rec. and transportation. Participants are not required to ride the bus, but the fee is the same with or without transportation. Meal expenses will be on your own.
Up to 65 tickets are available. Tickets must be paid in full by Friday, March 22, at 3 p.m.
Community Calendars
2019 Community Calendars have been received. Please stop by the Town Office to pick up your copy (copies). No pre-purchase required.
Bone Builders Class
Bone Builders class will meet Mondays and Fridays at 9:45 in the Recreation Room at the Manor. This is a free strength training, balance and exercise program, offered through Area on Aging, Cary Medical Center and Easton Recreation Department.
For information, contact Julia Allen.
Hillary Hallett is the correspondent for Easton. She can be reached by sending an e-mail to: hillary_jt@myfairpoint.net or calling 551-7737.
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- The seventh-grade homeroom class at Easton Junior/Senior High School recently collected 80 pair of socks for the homeless shelter and delivered them before Christmas. Taking part were, from left, front row: Mason Adams, Gus Bonner, Owen Sweeney, Alex Hale, Amelia Bate, Madison Seeley and Dawson Lamoreau. Back row: Madison Steven, Summer Spongberg, Makenzie Kinney, Maggie McQuade, Grace Ellis, Olivia Keep, Haley Faloon and Trey Brewer. (Courtesy of Hillary Hallett)
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- The Easton Envirothon class and other interested students spent the afternoon at the Trask woodlot with Mrs. Trask, science teacher at Easton Junior/Senior High School, and Andrew King, forester for Irving Woodlands. Students learned about forestry management and possible job opportunities right here in Aroostook County. Students taking part were Cecelia Morin, King, Isaac Currier, Colton Harding, Austin Thibeault, Matthew Pangburn, Alexis Pelkey, Emerson Dow, Madison Bubar and Ian Bubar.
