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Gager's Funeral Home

136 Sachem Street

Norwich, CT 06360

(860) 887-8569

Labenski Funeral Home

107 Boswell Avenue

Norwich, CT 06360

(860) 889-8761

Labenski Funeral Home LLC

107 Boswell Avenue

Norwich, CT 06360

(860) 887-1769

Montville Funeral Home of Church and Allen

136 Sachem Street

Norwich, CT 06360

(860) 889-2374

Norwich CT Obituaries and Death Notices

Montville holiday parade brings joy of season - Norwich Bulletin

Ryan Blessing rblessing@norwichbulletin.com, (860) 425-4205 rblessingNBMONTVILLE — Candy canes, T-shirts and other goodies rained down Sunday evening on the curbs of Norwich-New London Turnpike in Montville to an eager crowd that had come to watch the town's annual holiday parade.The parade, now in its 19th year, is a staple of the season in Montville, where town fire trucks festooned with wreaths and colored lights are part of a lineup that includes high school bands, local businesses, Scout groups and town officials who all march from the Church and Allen Funeral Home on Route 32 to the entrance to the town’s municipal complex."It was very good. We've been coming three or four years now and this is probably the best one," resident Darren Dyke, who came with his wife and son James, 2, said. The main attraction for the parade, Santa Claus, rode atop a fire truck at the end of the procession, waving to the many children who yelled out "Hello" or "Merry Christmas" to him. Santa later took part in the town's fes...

Norwich News

Montville holiday parade brings joy of season - Norwich Bulletin

Ryan Blessing rblessing@norwichbulletin.com, (860) 425-4205 rblessingNBMONTVILLE — Candy canes, T-shirts and other goodies rained down Sunday evening on the curbs of Norwich-New London Turnpike in Montville to an eager crowd that had come to watch the town's annual holiday parade.The parade, now in its 19th year, is a staple of the season in Montville, where town fire trucks festooned with wreaths and colored lights are part of a lineup that includes high school bands, local businesses, Scout groups and town officials who all march from the Church and Allen Funeral Home on Route 32 to the entrance to the town’s municipal complex."It was very good. We've been coming three or four years now and this is probably the best one," resident Darren Dyke, who came with his wife and son James, 2, said. The main attraction for the parade, Santa Claus, rode atop a fire truck at the end of the procession, waving to the many children who yelled out "Hello" or "Merry Christmas" to him. Santa later took part in the town's fes...