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Nov News from Greenfield Hill Grange No. 133
NOVEMBER 14, 2025 -- The Greenfield Hill Grange would like to thank all who helped make our annual Agricultural Fair a HUGE success. Thank you to the volunteers and all in attendance. See you next year! Please save the date: August 22, 2026.
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Nov News from Beacon Valley Grange No. 103
NOVEMBER 12, 2025 -- Beacon Valley Grange can boast of two new members. Aili McKeen and Bruce Conroy demitted from Wallingford Grange to Beacon Valley Grange. We welcome them.
At the last meeting, Marilyn Maxwell presented the first of our new theme programs. Her letter was “M” and M&;M candy took the spotlight.
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Nov News from Hemlock Grange No. 182
NOVEMBER 11, 2025 -- Nov. 14: Making Holiday Pies
Nov. 28: Omitted for Thanksgiving ;
Dec. 12: O’ Christmas Tree
Dec. 26: Omitted for Christmas
Coffee and refreshments will be served following the meeting.
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Nov News from N. Stonington Community Grange No. 138
NOVEMBER 11, 2025 -- Nov. 14: Food and Other Things
Nov. 28: No Meeting, Happy Thanksgiving to All!
On September 12, Jeff Barnes installed our slate of officers in fine style. We are always impressed with his amazing memory. At our Sept. 26 meeting we learned the difference between goldenrod and ragweed.
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Nov News from Whigville Grange No. 48
NOVEMBER 8, 2025 -- Whigville Grange will hold a Homemade Christmas Cookie Sale on Saturday, Dec. 6 from 10-1 at the Terryville Congregational Church,
233 Main St., Terryville. Free parking and admission. We will be selling cookies by the pound. You select your cookies!
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Nov News from Redding Grange #15
NOVEMBER 7, 2025 -- Redding Grange was blessed with an honor in our town this year. A separate organization, Redding Neighbors and Newcomers, creates an annual pewter ornament and sell them as a fundraiser for their own programming.
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