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A Monroe woman’s being scammed? Uber driver to the rescue!

MONROE, Conn. — An Uber driver suspected his customer, a 76-year-old Monroe woman, was being scammed Wednesday, when she told him she had to go to the bank to take out $15,000 for someone she had accidentally overpaid. The driver walked into the M&T Bank at 401 Monroe Turnpike with her and spoke to the manager to share his concerns. The bank manager concluded she was being scammed and stopped the transaction, preventing the woman from suffering any financial loss, police said. Phone tracks down stolen BMW A Pinto Lane woman tracked her stolen BMW X1 to Boston Post Road…

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A Monroe woman’s being scammed? Uber driver to the rescue!

MONROE, Conn. — An Uber driver suspected his customer, a 76-year-old Monroe woman, was being scammed Wednesday, when she told him she had to go to the bank to take out $15,000 for someone she had accidentally overpaid. The driver walked into the M&T Bank at 401 Monroe Turnpike with…

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Monroe Town-Wide Tag Sale deemed a ‘resounding success’

MONROE, Conn. — Shoppers parked along Cotton Tail Drive and walked across Walnut Street to get to a tag sale late Saturday morning. Debbie Gallante sat behind a table of items in her driveway, as a steady stream of customers picked through the displays with decorative plates, toys and home goods. “We’ve been doing very well,” she said. “People were here before we set up.” Gallante was running the tag sale with her husband, Donnie, and their friend, Kevin Donovan, who brought vintage bar mirrors. They were among the 82 sellers at 78 locations over the weekend during the first…

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Joey Nizzardo completes 20 Bridges Swim Around Manhattan

MONROE, Conn. — Joey Nizzardo, 23, of Monroe, who is well known for his three-year-winning-streak in the solo category of the annual Hartford HealthCare/St. Vincent’s Swim Across the Sound, recently competed in the 20 Bridges Swim Around Manhattan on June 15. He completed the 28-and-a-half-mile swim in the Hudson, East and Harlem rivers in 6:10:17, the 11th fastest time in the history of recorded swims going back to 1915. “It was really a cool experience,” Nizzardo said in a recent phone interview. “I was pretty happy with my time. It’s part of the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming.” The…

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