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Monroe residents bringing refuse and demolition materials to the landfill on Garder Road over the past decade most likely encountered town employee Allen J. Read More …
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The Monroe Parks and Recreation eighth grade boys travel basketball team won the Silver bracket championship at InSports in the Milford Knights Basketball League on Sunday, Feb. Read More …
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Lenore Sullivan, of Monroe, drove a school bus for her hometown, before applying for a job as a cocktail waitress at the old Holiday Inn on Lafayette Boulevard in Bridgeport decades ago. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Sharp 3-point shooting from Bailey Bajda and Grace Sheppard — four apiece from beyond the arc — coupled with a solid defensive effort from the second quarter on lifted the Masuk High girls basketball team to 58-25…
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Photo: Mitch DeBernardo logged 34 points in Masuk’s Senior Night win over Barlow.
MONROE, CT — Masuk High’s boys basketball team defeated visiting Joel Barlow of Redding 69-52 in Monday’s Senior Night clash. Read More …
MONROE, CT — Members of the Board of Education’s Facilities Ad Hoc Committee went over six options to resolve the town’s school space needs amid growing student enrollment Wednesday night, before whittling the list down to two. Read More …
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SHELTON, CT — The Masuk High hockey team skated to a 7-3 win over Trumbull at the Sports Center of Connecticut on Wednesday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Voting for the special election for Connecticut Senate District 21, between State Rep. Jason Perillo, R-Shelton, and Stratford Town Councilman Tony Afriyie, a Democrat, will take place in one polling location on Tuesday, Feb. Read More …
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Washington Lodge No. 19, an historic white building near the green on Fan Hill Road, is home to a Masonic chapter dating back to 1791, when its namesake, George Washington, was still serving as our country’s first president. Read More…
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MONROE, CT — The Masuk varsity wrestling team recently honored young Monroe wrestlers from grades k-8, who compete in various clubs throughout the region, with most from the Newtown Youth Wrestling Club. Read More …
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