Summary
Easton City Council just banned consumer fireworks, meaning backyard Fourth of July shows are officially a thing of the past. If you were planning on lighting up your own neighborhood, you'll need to find a public display instead.
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You'll save money on buying your own explosives, though local convenience stores might see a slight drop in seasonal sales.
Your sleeping pets, easily startled neighbors, and anyone worried about accidental neighborhood fires.
Backyard pyrotechnic enthusiasts who love putting on their own neighborhood shows.
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