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Montville loves its sports. When it comes to youth football, everyone in town is a Montville Indian – the name all of the teams use in the Montville Youth Football League (MYFL). The football league is one of those things that define Montville. The non...
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Connecticut’s Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz is in a race against time. The daughter of a World War II veteran, the state official has decided to pay tribute to every living WWII veteran that her office can find in the state. On Tuesday, July 15,...
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Matthew Fitzgerald has a mission. The 16-year-old has set out to make a difference in the lives of homeless people in New London County. A member of Boy Scout Troop 93 in Uncasville, he decided to make it his Eagle Scout project to collect clothing and...
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Looking for some family fun and entertainment this summer? Montville’s Parks and Recreation Commission encourages residents to check out some expanded activities. This includes the town’s first summer concert series at the Oakdale Pavilion kicking off...
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Montville’s older residents who are looking for a social outing, a dinner with friends, and some entertainment need look no farther than Montville’s Senior Center. The first of three summer barbecues, all comfortable indoor events, was held on June 25...
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Sue Menhart always knew she had a song in her – make that an album full of bluesy rock. In May, the Uncasville resident and her band produced and issued its first CD. “Torn” is Menhart’s debut collection of blues-rock songs, written and produced in the...
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The last day of school is always filled with excitement and milestones. This year, at Oakdale Elementary, the activities on June 18 included a few tears and a standing ovation for Bob Ferendo, or Mr. Bob, the school’s custodian and everyone’s friend....
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Three Mohegan Elementary School students have been honored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as budding environmentalists and talented artists. The three are first graders Kenneth Kramer, son of Teresa and Fred Kramer, in teacher Mary...
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The threat of thunderstorms didn’t dampen spirits of the Montville High School graduating class of 2008. On Monday, June 16, 207 graduating seniors from the town’s public schools earned their diplomas at the school’s 44th graduation commencement. This...
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People who follow the local arts scene may think of Don Eccleston, Montville, as a water color artist. The retired art teacher and continued wanderer and painter, considers himself as much an inventor of shapes and colors. Students from over the years...
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No question that Montville is a baseball town. With two Little Leagues, a Babe Ruth League and now older girl's softball, there are ample opportunities for players, fans and supporters to get involved. Montville's leagues depend on the volunteered...
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As reported in last week’s Montville Times , town budgets are front and center this year as residents, businesses and government deal with increasing energy costs. Montville’s public schools received the smallest annual budget increase in recent years...
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Town budgets can be dull stuff. Not in 2008, with residents, businesses and government all feeling the pain at the pump and the electrical switch. Montville’s new finance director, Terry Fafard, arrived in mid-April, just in time to get in on the final...
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It’s become an annual Memorial Day tradition: the motorcycle run to remember Donald Pittsley, Montville, also known as “Pappy,” for his fight to give motorcyclists, at least adults in Connecticut, the “freedom to choose” to wear a helmet. Close to 3,000...
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Theresse and Joseph Dunn got quite the surprise earlier this month. Regulars at the Montville Senior Center, they weren’t about to miss a free meal and a chance to catch up with friends and neighbors at the annual luncheon honoring the town’s older residents...
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