Today: December 23, 2024
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High School’s boys’ golf team will now compete in the fall. The South-West Conference was among those in the state to switch from the spring to fall season for a couple of reasons. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — When members of Masuk High School’s Robotics Team 4478D, which had ranked fifth in the world out of 22,000 teams, decided to apply for an award, technology teacher Bill McDonough’s students did it on their own. Read More…
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MONROE, CT — With another school sports season just around the corner, the Masuk All Sports Booster Club Golf Outing, its biggest fundraising event, was held at Whitney Farms Golf Course Friday. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Two years removed from winning the American Youth Cheer National Championship in 2018, Monroe Lions cheerleaders practiced their routines and stunts on Dom Quinto Field at Wolfe Park Wednesday evening. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Town officials honored the Masuk Girls Softball team for capturing the Class L State Championship this season. A short ceremony was held before the Town Council meeting Monday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — When the Connecticut Football Club’s Elite Clubs National League U16 girls soccer team battled for the National Cup in a tournament in Tampa Bay in early July it featured a roster with some of the best players…
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MONROE, CT — Several Masuk High School students spent part of their summer vacation creating handmade blankets for local children and teens impacted by domestic and sexual violence through their volunteer work for the Binky Patrol, a Monroe-based service organization.…
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MONROE, CT — Andressa Ojeda’s quest to become Brazil’s first female astronaut includes a path through Monroe.
Ojeda spent a year at Masuk High School as a foreign exchange student, through the Monroe Rotary Club’s Rotary Youth Exchange Program, and has…
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MONROE, CT — Every child likes to play. For Joey Ambrosini, his childhood fun has carried over into his career pursuits in the acting business. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — When the Masuk Panthers football team runs back onto the field this fall, its players’ red helmets will have “Panthers” written in cursive in black lettering, rather than white, on the sides. Read More …
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