Monroe Families
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Check out our online group to find out more about who we are and what we do. Monroe Families was created by moms in Monroe county who were looking for fun and friendship with others in the Poconos.
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Newsletter--Your thoughts
I'm glad to see many of our members accessing the website. I would like feedback on the newsletter. Did you like it? Would you like to see it again? What could we do to improve it? By Ben Parler
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Started: December 16th 2004Replies: 3
Paving this Year?
Did anyone attend the meeting and hear a discussion on paving for 2006-2007 fiscal year? By Ginny
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Started: July 4th 2006Replies: 2
Thanksgiving Baskets
Do you know someone in need of a Thanksgiving Dinner Basket? Here's how you can help: Capital Area Christian Church in Mechanicsburg will be delivering approximately 1,000 free Thanksgiving baskets to...
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Started: October 6th 2007Replies: 2
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- $8,000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit
Details of the $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers from the 2009 stimulus package- Indiana - The Hoosier State
The state's residents are commonly referred to as "Hoosiers" although no one seems certain just how the name originated.- Five Ways to Help Protect the Environment at Home
Five easy ways to make a true difference for the environment and reduce your household’s carbon footprint.- Foreclosed Homes Mean Big Discounts
Foreclosed houses are selling for about 15 to 20 percent less than comparable homes in the same neighborhood.
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