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Take the time to visit the City of Easton Website regularly! You can only make a
difference if you get involved! There is strength in numbers!
www.easton-pa.gov Click on Special Events & Attractions
then click on Calendar of Events
Employment Opportunities Visit Lehigh Valley CareerLink at 72 N. 2nd Street 610-252-7344. Mon. 8 - 4, Wed. 10:30 - 4, Fri. 8 - 12. Also, check out Careerlink.com and AOL Find A Job for valuable information to help in your job search. Northampton Community College Admissions is available to answer questions regarding career training and financial aide.
Seeking racially and ethnically diverse volunteers for Leadership Pro-grams. Check out www.volunteerlv.org or contact Jane Trotter at 610-807-0336 or [email protected] for more information.
EMPLOYERS: Post your employment needs in the next issue of the West Ward Mosaic...Its FREE! Email your information to weedand-
SAVE THE DATE
October 31, 2009 6-8 pm Community Trick or
Treating at Centennial Park (Light in the Night Safe Zone)
November 12, 2009 5:30-7:00 pm Weed &
Seed FREE SPAGHETTI DINNER Meet & Greet at Easton Area Community Center
For further information contact the Weed &
Seed office at 610-250-2066.
Easton Weed & Seed Committee Meeting Schedule
& Contact Information
Meetings Open to the Public RESIDENT PARTICIPATION IS
ENCOURAGED!
AID Team AID Meets 1st Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
6th Floor Alpha Building Chair - Lori Metz 610-258-6158 x22
Community Policing (Safety)
Meets 3rd Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Salvation Army
Chair - Lt. J. Remaley 610-250-6660
Prevention, Intervention & Treatment (PIT)
Meets 2nd Monday at 3:30 p.m. Easton Area Public Library
Chair - Louella Morris 610-515-0657
Gang Task Force Meets 2nd Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
6th Floor Alpha Building Chair - Pastor Sue Ruggles
Neighborhood Restoration
Meets 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. 120 South Sixth Street
Chair - Holly Gafford 484-896-0016
For additional information contact Laura Accetta, Site Coordinator at (610) 250-2066 or
Contact the Weed & Seed Office at 610-250-2066 or at [email protected] for additional information regarding our programs/committees, if you have com-ments or questions about the West Ward or would like to share an idea. View the West Ward Mosaic online at www.easton-pa.gov, click on Weed & Seed Initiative.
Two Rivers Health & Wellness Foundation Offers Free Den-tal Care Through Northampton Dental Initiative
The Northampton Dental Initiative is now accepting appoint-ments for FREE DENTAL CARE from all Northampton County
Residents who meet the programs financial criteria. Appointments are available for individuals, children, families, and seniors living in Northamp-ton County who have Medical Assistance or no dental insurance. This program is made possible by the Two Rivers Health & Wellness Founda-tion Dental services offered include exams, fillings, cleanings, extractions, sealants, and x-rays. Sealants are provided by a licensed dentist or regis-tered hygienist who will treat patients in their offices or at a portable site where a roving team of fully credentialed and licensed dentist and hygien-ist will provide these same services on state of the art portable equipment. Appointments are now being accepted. Call toll free for your appointment at 1-866-903-9104.
Published By Weed and Seed October 2009
WELCOME WEST WARD FRIENDS
EASTON WEED AND SEEDS NEW APPROACH 2009-2010
Do you know what the Weed and Seed Initiative is and what it can do for you??
JOIN US for a FREE Spaghetti Dinner and LEARN MORE!!!
We encourage residents to get involved. Just rememberif we dont know what you want or need, we cant help you!
Program Development is underway to help improve the quality of life for West Ward residents. Here are a few items of interestDo you feel safe on your street? Do you want to help keep chil-dren safe? Are you a renter interested in buying a home? Are you a single mom or dad and in need of a car? Does your child need after school care? Do you want to send your child to summer camp? Does your child need help with homework? Do you need help paying your electric/gas bill? Do you need health care assistance? Join us and meet the Committee Chair people who are committed to helping residents of the West Ward: Mayors Gang Task Force, Neighborhood Restoration, Prevention Intervention and Treat-ment and Community Policing (Safety). You can also sign up to volunteer for Block watch.
WHAT? FREE pasta dinner
(salad, bread, dessert, beverage) WHERE? Easton Area Community Center
901 Washington Street WHEN? November 12th 5:30-6:30 dinner served
6:30-7:00 Weed and Seeds New Approach Presentation
Pre-REGISTRATION is preferred by November 9th But WALK-INS are welcome!
CALL 610 250-2066 and leave a message including your name and number of adults/children
OR SIGN UP IN PERSON at Easton Area Community Center
mailto:[email protected]
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ANGELS DAYCARE CENTER Angelina BarattaOwner/Director
Angelina Baratta has over 18 years experience working with children as a Preschool and Pre-K Teacher. She has an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education. Angel is dedicated and committed to the growth and development of all the children in her cen-ter. A thematic approach is used when the teachers prepare their lesson plans. A monthly calendar is developed using a different theme each week. Angels Daycare Center is located at 45 North 9th Street (rear). The hours of operation are 6:30AM until 6:30 PM. Angel accepts children from 13 months to 12 years. For more detailed information you can contact her at 610-438-6425. Her prices are rea-sonable and her care is EXCEPTIONAL!
Light in the Night Safe Zones are local community, high energy, visibly lit up block parties!
Light in the Night 2009 is hosted by Legacy Ministries, Easton Weed & Seed, Easton Phillipsburg YMCA, Lafayette College and other Community Partners.
Our basic idea is that.... "We do not believe that you need to take your kids down DARK city streets to GET CANDY from STRANGERS on a night filled with EVIL intentions." The goal is to provide safe areas for children to get safe candy, have fun and play games while pushing back the evil influence of Halloween.
PLEASE JOIN US Saturday October 31st At Centennial Park on 12th and Ferry Streets, Easton
From 6:00 8:00 PM
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Angel Food Ministries Angel Food Ministries is a non-profit, non-denominational or-ganization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Eastons closest host site is St. Johns Church On Morgan Hill, 2720 Morgan Hill Road, Easton, PA 18042 (610) 258-6018 www.stjohnsmorganhill.org or you can contact Angel Food M i n i s t r i e s d i r e c t l y a t 1-877-FOOD-MINISTRY or via e-mail at Email: [email protected]
The Fraternal Order of Police is hosting a Basket Bingo on November
15, 2009 at Easton Area High School.
Please see the attached flyer for details
and ticket information. *Specials, Raffles, Tricky Tray, Door
Prizes, 50/50 will be avail-able.
Questions may be directed to the following:
Tim Wagner 484-695-5772 Matt Rush 610-554-7204 Ryan Celia 610-428-9363
The NEIGHBORHOOD RESTORATION COMMITTEE is looking for individuals interested in joining this
committee. A Committee dedicated to the restoration of the West Ward Community.
We meet EVERY 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 PM! We meet at 120 South 6th Street,
Holly Gafford, the Committee Chairs house.
For more information visit our website HTTP://sites.google.com/site/restorewestward/
PLEASE JOIN US and show your commitment to your community!
Easton Area Community Center (EACC) 901 Washington Street, Easton
610-253-8271 Email: [email protected]
Food Program @ EACC For youths Ages 5 to 18!
School Year Food Program Snack is served daily at 3:30 PM
Dinner is served to youth M-F at 5:30PM Delicious, nutritious food prepared on site Monthly menu is available Every consideration possible is made to accommodate children with food allergies, special diets, religious food beliefs By law, no food is allowed to leave EACC
Made possible through the PA State Dept of Education. Snack & Dinner MondayFriday
Come and join the EACC after-school programming
Homework Club Arts & Crafts
Music, Spanish Club SPARK, Yoga, karate
Educational Programs & Much More!!!!
Annual Membership $50.00
Sign up now for Winter Sports!!!! Basketball, Cheering, Wrestling Sports Fee $20.00
Stop in or call for info!
http://www.stjohnsmorganhill.org/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]
EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE ALL THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT ONE PHARMACY. HAVING ALL MEDI-CATIONS ON FILE AT ONE PHARMACY CAN HELP MONITOR MEDICATIONS AND PREVENT HAMFUL
INTERACTIONS.
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Check out PA Dept. of Healths new website http://www.h1n1inpa.com/ or Call 1-877-PA-HEALTH if they do not have access to a computer. Below are important highlights from this website: H1N1 causes symptoms similar to seasonal flu and can include: *Fever over 100F, Cough, Sore throat, Runny or stuffy nose, Body aches, Headache, C