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Community Float Night is back
MONROE, CT — Community Float Night, a Monroe Parks and Recreation Department program offered at the Masuk High School pool, is back after a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
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Ciara’s Light 5k/12k
MONROE, CT — Ciara’s Light Foundation’s annual Chasing Ciara’s Light 5k/12k Trail Races and Kids Run is this Saturday, Sept. Read More
First year of competitive cheer takes Lions all the way to Orlando
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MONROE, CT — When Lions Cheerleading Coach Felicia Anzalone’s girls arrived for a competition in New Haven on Oct. 9, it was the first taste of competitive cheer for the Mighty-Mites, who are ages 7 to 9. Read More
Lions defend narrow lead, hang on to win Shoreline Championship 7-6
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CHESHIRE, CT — Monroe’s fourth-grade Lions football team scored first against Pomperaug in the championship game of the Shoreline Youth Football Conference’s Championship Series, played at Cheshire High School Sunday, then held on for a 7-6 victory and the title. Read More
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Rotary Club Golf Tournament
The Rotary Club of Monroe will host its 27th annual Golf Classic at Whitney Farms Golf Course, 175 Shelton Road in Monroe, on Sept. Read More
Lions cheerleaders perfect their routines in hopes of competing in Orlando
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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
Masuk football program welcomes Steve Christy to head coaching role
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MONROE, CT — There will be a new face on the Masuk High football sideline this year, and it will also be a very familiar one. Read More
Who will be Masuk’s next football coach? Some parents have a favorite
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MONROE, CT — Masuk Athletic Director John DeGennaro is leading a search for the Panthers’ next head football coach after the varsity team lost Joe Lato to Woodland High School. Read More
No longer ‘acting,’ Joseph Kobza is Monroe’s new superintendent of schools
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MONROE, CT — Joseph Kobza, who has led Monroe’s public school district since January, can now remove the word “acting” from his job title. Read More
Grateful to Lions for ‘amazing display of inclusion of my son James’
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It all started with Mark Hope. James was 5 and we decided to sign him up for AYSO soccer. Mark Hope would be his coach. Read More