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Granges need community involvement to survive and thrive

Summary by The Monroe Sun

MONROE, CT --- Harmony Grange No. 92, the old white building at 103 Hurd Avenue, sprung to life last Saturday as residents took part in agricultural activities and a tag sale during the organization's annual Spring Fair. Founded in 1889, Monroe's Grange remains active with 22 members and its rich history is preserved through minutes

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Granges need community involvement to survive and thrive

MONROE, CT --- Harmony Grange No. 92, the old white building at 103 Hurd Avenue, sprung to life last Saturday as residents took part in agricultural activities and a tag sale during the organization's annual Spring Fair. Founded in 1889, Monroe's Grange remains active with 22 members and its rich history is preserved through minutes

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The Monroe Sun broke the news in 14 days ago on Monday, May 5, 2025.

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