Monroe Rotary Club spreads warmth, generosity before the New Year
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MONROE, CT — The Rotary Club of Monroe ended 2022 with a generous donation to the town, as well as collecting over 1,500 pairs of socks to warm the feet of those in need. Read More
Soctober: Town businesses offer deals for donations of new socks
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MONROE, CT — Rotary Club of Monroe members collected 4,500 pairs of socks last year, keeping feet warm for clients of Homes for the Brave, which helps homeless veterans, The Center for Family Justice and the Bridgeport Rescue Mission — and the collection drive for this year’s Soctober is already underway. Read More
Rotary Club Golf Classic attracts 72 golfers to Whitney Farms
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MONROE, CT — The Rotary Club of Monroe’s 28th Annual Golf Classic at Whitney Farms was played under a bright sun with mostly clear skies Thursday, as 72 golfers competed, while raising money to benefit community causes the club supports. Read More
Monroe to host the Apple Festival, a Textile Fair, 9/11 ceremony and more
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MONROE, CT — St. Peter’s Episcopal Church’s annual Apple Festival will be held on the church green this weekend.
The event, which features food, music and shopping, will be Saturday from 10 a.m. Read More
Did you hear …?
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Monroe Lions Shred Day
MONROE, CT — Residents can safely dispose of sensitive documents they no longer need during Shred Day, a Monroe Lions Club event to be held from 9 a.m. Read More
Monroe Rotary honored as the Outstanding Club for 2021-22
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MONROE, CT — The Rotary Club of Monroe was chosen as the Outstanding Club for 2021-22 in a vote of 35 Assistant Governors in District 7980. Read More
Did you hear …?
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MONROE, CT — Members of the Monroe Community Response Team (CERT) met for a picnic at Great Hollow Lake Pavilion recently to honor the team’s 10th anniversary. Read More
Will Aidan stretch his money to the end of the month or get a ‘Reality Check’?
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High School junior Aidan Haughney landed a job as an auto mechanic with a starting salary of $48,000. Read More
Poor financial decisions can lead to catastrophe. For Masuk students, it’s only a simulation
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MONROE, CT — It takes wise decisions to successfully manage a household budget. Living beyond your means by running up credit card debt, taking on a high car payment and dining out too often, can easily throw things out of whack, while making it hard to pay monthly bills and the mortgage on time. Read More
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes shows Masuk students’ fight against abuse
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MONROE, CT — Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, The Center for Family Justice’s annual event to raise awareness of sexual and domestic violence against women and girls, will return to Fairfield’s downtown on April 23, but a group of Masuk High School students showed their solidarity in ending abuse 10 days earlier.