A 2024 Budget is born. Snow clearing wishes come true. Affordable housing visions dance on the horizon. An old tree gets a second chance. And requests for parking relief reveal a shocking truth: not everyone drives a car (gasp!)
Students decorated pumpkins, pressed local apples into cider, collaborated on a group weaving, spun wool, built fairy houses, played sensory games in the woods, made hand-churned ice cream, tasted local
Monroe news
Hello Monroe!
Things seem a bit quiet around town as July weather yo-yos all over the place. Perhaps you saw it was warmer this past Christmas Day than our recent Fourth of July…don’t you just love weather in Maine? I’ll admit, I sent Ethan off with a winter hat for Oliver on Saturday, July 3, when they spent the evening in the boat on Randall Pond fishing and watching fireworks!
Condolences
My heart is broken for the family and friends of Tara Grotton. Tara passed away recently after a courageous battle with cancer; a young, vibrant life taken much too soon. She and her husband, Wayne, have been residents of Monroe for many years, along with their children. Thoughts and prayers are with all who were fortunate enough to have been known and loved by Tara.