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Neighbors strongly oppose contractor storage behind Bart Center

MONROE, CT — Neighbors of an auto repair shop at the corner of Main Street and Bart Road are already upset over ongoing zoning violations and now the owner wants to expand uses on his property by establishing a new Special Development District. This would open the door to construction of a 21,000-square-foot commercial storage facility with 21 units for contractors behind Bart Center. Brandon Leon-Gambetta, of Verna Road, said the auto repair shop is selling vehicles, when that is not permitted, and though there is a limit of seven vehicles awaiting repairs can be in the parking at any…

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MONROE — Jockey Hollow Middle School students received a $1,000 donation from the Monroe First Foundation, which raised the funds through the First Selectman’s Golf Outing. Monroe First Selectman Ken Kellogg, with Foundation board members Jonathan Stone and Karen Cardi,…

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Photos: Faces at the Strawberry Festival

MONROE, CT — Monroe Congregational Church’s Strawberry Festival attracted young and old, who came for the food, face painting, bounce house, live music and more. This photo gallery captures many of the families, neighbors and friends who enjoyed the event…

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Posh Tea Room brings a ‘timeless tradition’ to Monroe

Tea parties often conjure up images of women wearing white gloves and fancy hats, while chatting over pastries and sipping herbal brews out of fine china. But these formal gatherings are so much more than that. In fact, some significant periods in U.S. history came together over cups of tea. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt used afternoon teas to further her agenda, and movements, such as women’s liberation and the fight for civil rights, were planned at these soirees. “All of our teas are named after women who made a difference and really elevated society using tea parties to do it,”…

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Masuk boys basketball team beats Bassick and Bethel

Masuk High’s boys basketball team went on the road and out of conference to defeat Bassick of Bridgeport 78-51 on Saturday. The Panthers returned home and topped South-West Conference rival Bethel 69-61 on Tuesday and improved to 9-3 overall and 4-2 in conference play. In the win over Bassick Alex Simoulidis scored 23 points and Mitch DeBernardo had 20 to pace the offense. Oliver Irving added 10, Stephen Sentementes had nine, and Chris Welch seven. Against Bethel Simoulidis dropped in 21, DeBernardo had 17 and Gavin Saijon added 10. All respectful comments with the commenter’s first and last name are…

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