Today: November 30, 2024
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MONROE, CT — Board of Education members approved Superintendent Joseph Kobza’s $72.5 million budget request without cuts Thursday, leaving the entire 7.15 percent spending increase intact. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A corporation creates a strategic plan to ensure its business is on the right track for success and police departments are no different, even in small towns. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Parents, football players and coaches erupted into cheers when Board of Education Chairman David Ferris read a motion to approve a settlement agreement enabling Steve Christy to continue as Masuk High School’s head football coach for the…
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MONROE, CT —- A public hearing before the Inland Wetlands Commission will be held on a plan to build Sun Valley Glen, a nine lot single family subdivision on just over 30 acres at 1536 and 1564 Monroe Turnpike, near…
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Branden Huertas, 42, a suspect in a South Carolina homicide, was in possession of two firearms reported stolen in a Monroe burglary when he was arrested by police at a Danbury hotel on July 10, according to police. Read More…
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High School Principal Steve Swensen recently presented a $880,904 Athletic Department budget with a $124,969 increase for fiscal year 2024-25 to the Board of Education. Read More …
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Editor’s Note: The special meeting on the Masuk football coach, the Policy Committee and the regular meeting were all moved to Thursday, Jan. Read More …
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Mark Rozelle of Easton, a longtime volunteer in disaster services for the American Red Cross, had just come back from organizing an emergency shelter for flood victims in Rhode Island following heavy rain, when he made an appearance at the…
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MONROE, CT — Inland Wetlands commissioners unanimously approved a modification for the expansion of an artificial turf field at the Olè Soccer Training Center, 5 Victoria Drive, during its meeting last week. Read More …
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Public officials reflected on Ken Kellogg’s life, as well as his six years as Monroe’s first selectman during a retirement celebration at Whitney Farms Golf Club Friday evening. Read More …
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