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Monaco Ford is a family-owned and operated Ford dealership proudly serving the Greater Connecticut and Western Massachusetts region since 1922. With over a century of automotive experience, Monaco Ford is committed to providing exceptional customer service, a transparent sales process, and a wide selection of new, used, and certified pre-owned Ford vehicles. Our dealership offers the full lineup of Ford cars, trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles, including popular models like the F-150, Explorer, Bronco, and Super Duty series. In addition to vehicle sales, Monaco Ford provides expert automotive service and maintenance, genuine Ford parts and accessories, and a variety of financing and lease options tailored to meet each customer’s needs. Built on a legacy of integrity, community involvement, and customer satisfaction, Monaco Ford continues to uphold its mission: to deliver a better dealership experience where customers become lifelong friends.

New London County

Hartford Metropolitan Area

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Connecticut

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MADISON--Students buying lunch and breakfast at school next year will notice some big changes.The Madison Board of Education voted to opt out of the National School Lunch Program and the Connecticut Healthy Foods Certification Program, according to The Source.Not participating in the two programs will allow the district to expand their lunch menus for students, The Source reports.Hungry students can enjoy an expanded menu for breakfast, more variety in portion sizes and healthy options as well. The new food menus will kick off in September, The Source reports.<a href="http://www.zip06.com/news/20160608/boe-shakes-up-lunch-program-in-madison" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full article in The Source here.</a>

MADISON--Students buying lunch and breakfast at school next year will notice some big changes.

The Madison Board of Education voted to opt out of the National School Lunch Program and the Connecticut Healthy Foods Certification Program, according to The Source.Not participating in the two programs will allow the district to expand their lunch menus for students, The Source reports.

Hungry students can enjoy an expanded menu for breakfast, more variety in portion sizes and healthy options as well. The new food menus will kick off in September, The Source reports.

<a href="http://www.zip06.com/news/20160608/boe-shakes-up-lunch-program-in-madison" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full article in The Source here.</a>

The school lunch program is getting some modifications next year.