Plans for a bagel shop may save an historic house on Easton Road
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MONROE, CT – A small white clapboard building at the corner of Easton and Hattertown roads served several uses throughout its long history. Read More
Did you hear …?
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MONROE, CT — Supporters of a project to build 49-units of affordable housing for residents age 62-and-older, near the former Skate Time property on Main Street, can buy an engraved brick to be displayed in a section of the walkway leading from the parking lot to the building’s main entrance. Read More
Monroe celebrates Christmas with fairs, a wreath sale, tree lightings
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MONROE, CT — Arianna Bruno walked out of the historic Meeting House on Barn Hill Road with a box containing a snowman holding a globe after shopping at the Monroe Historical Society’s Christmas Fair Saturday morning. Read More
Did you hear …?
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MONROE, CT — The Save Our Stepney (SOS) Task Force and Frosty the Snowman will light up Stepney Green, at the intersection of routes 59 and 25, on Saturday, Dec. Read More
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St. Peter’s Holly Fair
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will host its Holly Fair on Dec. 4, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Read More
The Castle, a town landmark with a colorful history, is under new ownership
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MONROE, CT — Jill M. Kimball recently sold The Castle, a medieval-style landmark with a storied history, on her 7.2 acre property at 1428 Monroe Turnpike, to John C. Read More
Think you know Monroe history? Take the Monroe Through Time quiz
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MONROE, CT — Town history buffs, and longtime residents who’ve heard stories over the years, can test their knowledge with today’s quiz. Read More
Community News: History series grant benefits the library, fireworks and more
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MONROE, CT — Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library received a $1,824 grant from Connecticut Humanities enabling the library to present the online history series “United States in WW II: Perspectives on History with a Modern-Day Context.” Read More
Community News: Fight for high school football, Tag and Textile sale, High Holidays
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HARTFORD — State Sen. Kevin Kelly, R-21st, joined all 14 members of the Connecticut Senate Republican Caucus in writing to Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr.
Football players team up to tackle roadside trash
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MONROE, Conn. — Trash scattered along East Village Road included empty vodka and nips bottles, crushed beer cans, paper cups from fast food restaurants, part of a car and a muddy doll that members of a clean up crew say may or may not be cursed. Read More