| Aug News from Mountain Laurel Pomona No. 15 |
AUGUST 15, 2026 -- In July, the annual request for handbook information went out to all Granges in the Pomona. It is extremely important to hear from all Granges by the date on the letter. Delays will only result in the books coming out later than planned.
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| Aug News from Simsbury Grange No. 197 |
AUGUST 4, 2026 -- Our monthly music series continued on July 6 with Joshua Aciare’s music, multimedia show and prose reading. It was well received by our now familiar crowd. Word is getting out and we’re hosting larger groups. Don’t miss Tim McDonald on August 3rd!
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| Jul News from Mountain Laurel Pomona No. 15 |
JULY 25, 2026 -- Mountain Laurel Pomona Grange No. 15 held one of its most successful and well-attended meetings in recent memory on May 9th at Whigville Grange in Whigville, Connecticut. President Dave Roberts called the meeting to order at 2:00 PM with 36 members present, representing Community Granges from across the Pomona jurisdiction.
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| Jul News from Simsbury Grange No. 197 |
JULY 9, 2026 -- On June 1, Music Monday - Our monthly music series continued with our own Dave Galt, also fondly known as A Thing Called Dave.
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| Jun News from Mountain Laurel Pomona No. 15 |
JUNE 15, 2026 -- Mountain Laurel Pomona Grange No. 15 held one of its most successful and well-attended meetings in recent memory on May 9th at Whigville Grange in Whigville, Connecticut. President Dave Roberts called the meeting to order at 2:00 PM with 36 members present, representing Community Granges from across the Pomona jurisdiction.
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| Jun News from Simsbury Grange No. 197 |
JUNE 1, 2026 -- May 4th - Music Monday - featured Ava Grom, a local guitarist and singer and was well attended this month. Ava is a music student at Trinity College and plays acoustic covers and originals in the styles of Folk, Blues, and Indie. Grange guests came to relax with their dinners for an hour of live music.
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