Our program featured the annual Thanksgiving Day Football Kickoff. The Rovers and Stateliners will play for the 118th time at Fisher Field on the Lafayette College campus. The winner will receive the Terry Pundiak-crafted Rotary Trophy. The series began in 1905 and is the country’s oldest interstate Thanksgiving Day rivalry. The 1988 contest was the first game to be featured on a national broadcast. Easton Head Coach Matt Seneca is feeling more comfortable in his third year.

Easton Rotarian Mark Haldaman presented a program on historical fencing. Mark and his son have been studying and practicing this for some time. The dueling is done with swords, daggers, or rapiers, depending on the style. Mark explained that it is physically demanding and requires lots of practice. The footwork is much like a dance is some respects. He brought along a variety of equipment for the Club to inspect.

New Easton Rotarian Melissa Flores presented her classification talk. She serves as the Director of Building Tenant Relations and Community Impact at the Two Rivers Health and Wellness Foundation. Her path to her current role was neither easy nor traditional. She was raised by a strong single mom in the projects of Brooklyn and the Bronx. She dropped out of high school and became a teen mom. At age 25, she found herself living in a shelter with two children. That situation be

President Lynn awarded Easton Rotarian Amy Korman her Paul Harris +1 pin. Thank you Amy for her continuing support of the Rotary Foundation.

Easton Rotary was on the road as we traveled to Martins Creek and a visit to the Bell Tower Cultural Center. Local resident Joe Pilyar presented the history of the Center. In 1864 a cornerstone was laid for a small rural church outside the village of Martins Creek,  Pennsylvania, known today as Three Church Hill. Abraham Lincoln was President at the height of the Civil War. Through the years this Lutheran church stood as a steady sheltering place for both worship and communit

Our program featured Easton Rotarian Darnell Davis who gave us a glimpse into the activity of his Aspire To Autonomy organization. Their...

President Lynn inducted Melissa Flores as the newest member of the Rotary Club of Easton. Melissa is Director of Building, Tenant...

Our program featured Kim Kmetz who is still settling in as the Development Director for the Nurture Nature Center. NNC was developed in...

In an effort to promote peace in our community, the Rotary Club of Easton plans to make 1,000 paper cranes to be hung ina variety of...

Our program featured dentist David Moghadam who is the owner of College Hill Dental Group. His presentation highlighted some of the...

Past District Governor Katie Farrel presented the Rotary Club of Easton with the 2024-25 Club Excellence Award. This award is presented...

Community Bike Works Easton celebrates the arrival of its new truck purchased with a grant from the Easton Rotary Service Foundation....

August 21, 2025. The Rotary Club of Easton dedicated a Peace Pole to the City of Easton. A Peace Pole is a monument that displays the...

Easton Rotary was treated to a Classification Talk by Tyler Stuppino. Tyler is a Lehigh Valley native who graduated from Freedom High...

Today we had the pleasure of welcoming two visiting Rotarians from India. Ram Ramachandran and Shiv Srinivasan from the Rotary Club of...

BJ Metz, Felloe editor, used a PowerPoint presentation to take us through the many activities and projects of Easton Rotary in the first...

Easton Rotary was pleased to receive into membership Ashley Breault and Tyler Stuppino. Ashley is a Notary pUblic and operates an auto...

Mark Haldaman presented Zachary Mattes with the 2025 BJ Metz Young Person of the Year Award. This Award now includes a $2,000 cash prize....

Our program featured Dana Cardona and Richard Sywensky, who gave us some insight into their professional life in the world of real...

Our program featured the awarding of our 2025 Easton Rotary Service Foundation grants. The Foundation has roots in the 1970s and 1980s...