Today: November 29, 2024
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Terry Rooney held a signing ceremony in the Monroe Town Hall conference room Monday morning to finalize a new police union contract, which he says will help the town’s recruitment and retention of officers. Read…
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Mannequins dressed in a variety of outfits, from sleeveless dresses and collared shirts to a T-shirt and shorts and a pair of medical scrubs, are included in the art display “What were you wearing?” Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A bear tried to break into a house on Pachaug Trail earlier this month, leaving claw marks on the wooden front and side doors, as well as damaging the door jam of the front entrance, according to…
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MONROE, CT — Economic and Community Development Director William Holsworth successfully applied for over $1 million worth of grants over the past year for a wide range of projects, from $500,000 to expand the animal shelter to $150,000 to renovate…
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MONROE, CT — A stolen black Porsche SUV was used by thieves attempting to steal items from vehicles in Newtown and Monroe Monday. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — The Registrars Office at Monroe Town Hall, 7 Fan Hill Road, is offering early voting for the Presidential Preference Primary elections today (Tuesday, March 26) until 6 p.m. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Connecticut’s volunteer emergency medical service organizations, who already struggle with recruitment, are facing a dire future with less financial reimbursement for responding to calls and transporting patients to hospitals — and sometimes no reimbursement at all. Read…
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MONROE, CT — A developer wants to build a 31,200-square-foot self storage facility with two loading docks and three roll up doors for up to three commercial tenants at 205 Spring Hill Road. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Planning and Zoning Commissioners unanimously approved a proposal to add six more units to The Ridge at Monroe, an age 55-and-older housing community at 1271 Monroe Turnpike, Thursday. Read More …
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Students in Monroe Elementary School art teacher Megan Anderson’s second grade class made clay monsters and drew their characters, and the drawings served as blueprints for stuffed animals made by Jockey Hollow STEM Academy seventh graders. Read More …
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