Residents rally to help Easton outdoor gym hurt by storm
Easton residents are joining together to help a small business that was hit by this week's nor'easter.
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Dec 19, 2020, 12:58 PM
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4h agoEaston residents are joining together to help a small business that was hit by this week's nor'easter.
Gary Smith and his fiancé Kristin McGovernor own the outdoor gym called Strong on Center.
They were using a banquet tent to hold classes and workout for clients, but the tent was flattened by the storm.
Friends and supporters set up a GoFundMe page.
They have raised $5,000 so far.
The gym is offering a free all-levels strength class on Zoom Saturday.
