The Easton Lions Club Honors Veterans
The Easton Lions Club recognizes veterans: Larry Dahlgren, Stan Borgeson, Sue Borgeson, John Tracy, Ray Morrell, Rob Goodrich, Dan Ferguson, Deb Horner, Lori Maver, Adam Gunn, Jamie Stebbins, Rich Eastman, Club President Bill Palmer, Catherine Sutton, Bob Peoples, Earnest Smith, John Mallers, Bill Ames, Ron Handverger, Stan Siegel, Cory Ahonen, Theresa Podeiko-Poole, Bob Grella, Janice […]
November 2022 Newsletter
Best Website in District 33S
From President Andrew Parker: “If you see the great Matt Cioffi around town give him a couple dozen high fives. At… [the] District 33S Cabinet Advisory meeting the Easton Lions Club website was named the Best in District 33S for the second/third/fourth/fifth (we forget how many exactly) year in a row… Many Lions Clubs have […]
District 33S End of Year
District Governor Martin Middleton thanks Nancy Sullivan, District Global Action Team On Tuesday, June 14th the fourth and final District 33S Cabinet Advisory meeting was held at Redmen Hall Wareham with a maple pork dinner provided by the Rochester Lions Club. The Easton Lions Club was represented with President Andrew Parker, Incoming President Jim Abate, […]
Website Redesign – Dec 2021
Before reading this, you may just want to explore EastonLions.org pages to see how they look and feel. Try desktop or phone, and if you have a tablet, that should work well too. You’re going to like the way it looks 😉 Why the Redesign? The answer is three-fold: Simplification: We just had too much […]
Easton Lions Opens New YouTube Channel
by Matthew Cioffi Why do we need a YouTube Channel? We have three reasons. First, our new Celebration of Easton Dinner and Online Auction in March will feature many videos prepared by ECAT. These videos will highlight 10 or more community volunteer and service organizations in Easton! Second, I know we’ll have folks taking cell […]
Club Website’s New Look!
If you’ve not visited our Club’s website recently, you may want to take a look! It has a fresh new face. The layout is quite different, especially on a smartphone, where content now utilizes the whole screen. You’ll also see more photos of our events and Lions members used on our main pages. I’m still […]
Staying In Touch with GroupMe
It’s truly amazing to see how quickly communications have changed in the past 20 years. Remember when we used to walk down the street, knock on our friend’s door and talk face-to-face. How about those old rotary phones? Heck, in 1996 there was not even 911 (at least not in my part of Vermont). How […]
LCI 100 Years Website
Our Club’s Facebook cover highlights the LCI 100th anniversary logos and medallions all Lions clubs strive to achieve in our communities. The anniversary tagline fits well with what we have been doing in Easton since 1931, “Where There’s a Need, There’s a Lion”!…
Club Web Calendar
So what is the difference between Facebook “Likes” and “Shares”? Likes are a “nod of approval” while Shares are stronger, “You’ve really gotta check this out!” Help spread the word by “Sharing” our posts…
