Today: November 28, 2024
MONROE, CT — Families bought plants and flowers, shopped at a tag sale and enjoyed baked goods, while children played games and made Mother’s Day crafts at Harmony Grange’s annual Spring Fair Saturday.
Proceeds will be used to support the Grange building at 103 Hurd Ave. and all of its activities.
Located near the roundabout, Harmony Grange has a rich history dating back to Monroe’s earliest days. Founded in 1867, it’s a community organization deeply rooted in agriculture.
MONROE, CT — A blocked field goal attempt, getting stopped a yard short on fourth down, interceptions, and injuries added up to a tough…
MONROE, CT — Masuk High’s dance and cheer squads entertained the crowd during halftime of the home football game against Newtown Wednesday night, and…
NEW HAVEN, CT — The best of the best among the state’s swimmers from all school class sizes came together for the State Open…
MONROE, CT — A blocked field goal attempt, getting stopped a yard short on fourth down,…
MONROE, CT — Masuk High’s dance and cheer squads entertained the crowd during halftime of the…
NEW HAVEN, CT — The best of the best among the state’s swimmers from all school…
MONROE, CT — Police say a 39-year-old Danbury man involved in a two-vehicle-crash on June 19…
MONROE, CT — The Monroe Police Department has two open positions, dispatcher and records clerk. Both…
