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Volunteers beautify Wolfe Park’s Rotary Pavilion, Playscape

MONROE, Conn. — Volunteers participating in the Monroe CT 250 Committee’s “Keeping America Beautiful” Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, April 25, celebrated Earth Week and America’s 250th anniversary by cleaning away winter grime from tables, benches and playscape equipment at Wolfe Park. With donations of bottled water, rags, buckets, scrubbers, gloves and elbow grease, they worked side-by-side with State Sen. Jason Perillo (R-21st) to honor their town, protect its environment and celebrate residents’ shared American heritage. The event was part of Monroe’s ongoing recognition of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, encouraging all…

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Volunteers beautify Wolfe Park’s Rotary Pavilion, Playscape

MONROE, Conn. — Volunteers participating in the Monroe CT 250 Committee’s “Keeping America Beautiful” Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, April 25, celebrated Earth Week and America’s 250th anniversary by cleaning away winter grime from tables, benches and playscape equipment at Wolfe Park. With donations of bottled water, rags, buckets,…

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Brazilian native shares his love of martial arts at RedZone Jiu Jitsu in Monroe

Felipe Simplicio decided to learn jiu jitsu to defend himself at age 16, while growing up in his native country of Brazil, but it soon evolved into a love of the sport, numerous medals won in tournaments and to teaching students at his own academy, RedZone Jiu Jitsu, which opened in Clock Tower Square, 477 Main St. in Monroe, Conn., on  February 3, 2025. “Since I was 13, I was bullied in school and thought, ‘I’m done with this,'” Simplicio said during a recent interview at RedZone. “I wanted to be able to protect myself. I fell in love with…

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Jockey Hollow track and field team excels during first meet

BETHEL, Conn. — The Jockey Hollow Middle School track and field team recently traveled to Bethel to compete against Bethel, Whisconier and Dover middle schools in its first meet of the year. Several Lions placed in the top five in their events, on a day with five first place finishes. “We are so proud of every student on our team,” said Donald Casey Jr., who is in his fourth year as Jockey Hollow’s coach. “Each student tried their best and established personal records in their events. Overall, a superb effort by the entire team.” Below are the top five performers…

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