The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/author/billbittar/)
MONROE, CT — Wearing a camo baseball cap and holding a fishing rod, while seated in a pink chair at the edge of Great Hollow Lake Saturday morning, a smile crept across three-year-old Daniella Aleman’s face when she felt a wiggle at the end of her fishing line. Read More
TRUMBULL, CT — For the second time in three weeks, Masuk High’s football team faced a top-10 Connecticut team. And in each of those games, it went down to the wire with Masuk’s opponent coming out on top despite a spirited effort by the Panthers. Read More
MONROE, CT — After seeing visiting Simsbury even the score with just 11 seconds to play, Masuk High’s field hockey team was not content with a tie in a nonconference clash on Friday. Read More
MONROE, CT — The Masuk High boys soccer team settled for a 1-1 tie with visiting Bassick in a nonconference game under the lights on a chilly and windy Friday evening in Monroe. Read More
MONROE, CT — Police are investigating the burglary of Havana on 25 Cigar Lounge, 446 Main St., after the alarm sounded early Wednesday morning. Read More
MONROE, CT — Masuk High’s boys soccer team blanked visiting Kolbe Cathedral 6-0 on Thursday night.
Masuk applied high pressure early and scored in the third and seventh minutes of the game to set the tone. Read More
MONROE, CT — The final audited number for last year’s Board of Education budget shows a $931,000 surplus that can be returned to the town, according to Finance Director Ronald Bunovsky Jr. Read More
Name: Briana Coyle
Position: School Psychologist predominantly at Monroe Elementary with some district wide work.
Coming from: Worked as a school psychologist for Stamford Public Schools for four years after interning for a year at Fairfield Public Schools.
Name: James Bettincourt
Position: Jockey Hollow, teaching String Orchestra and Music Technology, Monroe Elementary teaching Strings
Coming from: I am coming from 5 years at Taught in the Stratford Public School District for five years and at a private school in Greenwich for nine years.
Masuk High’s boys golf team won one and lost one, and was represented with the medalist in both matches, this week. Read More