Today: November 29, 2024
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Close to 200 swimmers will brave the waters of Long Island Sound this Saturday for St. Vincent’s annual Swim Across the Sound, a fundraiser supporting cancer patients and their families … and Jaime Chila, of Monroe, wouldn’t miss it for…
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MONROE, CT — Four Democrats will duke it out in a primary with the party nomination to run for Connecticut’s 22nd Senatorial District on the line, following the retirement of longtime legislator Marilyn Moore. Read More …
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Softball Coach Leigh Barone built a perennial powerhouse in her nine seasons at Masuk High School, compiling a record of 207 wins and 26 losses as she and her assistant coaches guided talent-laden teams to six SWC championships, six consecutive…
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Country music fans wore cowboy hats, boots and patriotic attire to the 2024 Jam at the Dam music festival at Z-Topia in the Stevenson section of Monroe Saturday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Burglars smashed a window by the front door of Area 51 Smoke Shop, 525 Main St., to gain entry, before stealing an undisclosed amount of cash from the register and CBD products, including gummies and oils, early…
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MONROE, CT — Gavin DeGraw could not perform at Z-Topia tonight, leading to a cancelation of the concert. However, organizers are still gearing up for the Jam at the Dam in Stevenson this Saturday when a musical lineup of country…
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MONROE, CT — A developer plans to build Sun Valley Glen, an eight lot residential subdivision at 1536 and 1564 Monroe Turnpike, across from the former Stevenson Lumber property. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Police are investigating an incident, in which a two-year-old boy sustained a gunshot wound to his hand and foot Tuesday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A developer is proposing an amendment to town zoning regulations to allow mixed-use developments with multifamily residential housing units above businesses on lots of one acre or more within the Main Street Development District (MDD). Read More…
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Monroe Police Detective Michael Chaves, a longtime computer forensics examiner, is retiring after 20 years. His expertise examining cellphones, computers and other electronic devices played a major role in the arrests of child molesters, white collar criminals and other offenders…
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