Today: November 8, 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 — Girl Scouts selling cookies outside polling places is an Election Day tradition. Girls from two Fawn Hollow Elementary School troops set…
MONROE, CT — The 5th grade Monroe Lions’ perfect season ended with a disappointing defeat to Newtown in the American Youth Football Shoreline League…
Masuk High’s girls soccer and volleyball teams both advanced in State Tournament action and will play on Thursday. On the soccer field No. 14…
MONROE, CT — Girl Scouts selling cookies outside polling places is an Election Day tradition. Girls…
MONROE, CT — The 5th grade Monroe Lions’ perfect season ended with a disappointing defeat to…
Masuk High’s girls soccer and volleyball teams both advanced in State Tournament action and will play…
Election outcomes came in late Tuesday night, so on Wednesday morning Beth Cliff, the Democratic Party…
MONROE, CT — Compliance checks of smoke shops by town police detectives and state agencies led…
