Today: November 30, 2024
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Many couples who’ve clinked glasses of wine at weddings and romantic dinners, party guests raising their glasses for champagne toasts on New Year’s Eve and friends catching up with stories and laughs over a few beers during the past 50…
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A 48-year-old Oxford man felt foolish after an encounter at the Henny Penny gas station on Route 34 on Dec. 8, when he paid for $47 worth of gas for a couple asking for help, then wound up giving them…
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MONROE, CT — Monroe Chamber of Commerce members celebrated a successful year when business owners and professionals gathered at its annual Holiday Luncheon at Flames Restaurant, 262 Main St., Read More …
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Editor’s Note: Portions of the letter at the end of this article were redacted to protect the identities of specific students. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Rabbi Israel Stock Jr. dispelled a popular myth about Hanukkah, while speaking to a crowd during the annual lighting of the menorah Monday evening, an event held near the town gazebo. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A Planning and Zoning Commission approval of an excavation and filling permit for 64 Cambridge and 4 Independence drives will allow work to continue on a plan to restore wetlands destroyed by a quarrying operation conducted by…
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MONROE, CT — Three male juveniles allegedly stole a red 2017 Hyundai Sonata Sport from a driveway on Senior Drive, then stole merchandise from the store at the Mobil station at 405 Monroe Turnpike Friday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Neighbors opposed to plans for an auto body shop at 604 Main St. raised their concerns to town officials. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Neighbors upset over a zoning error allowing an auto body shop to move into a space at Bart Center at 604 Main St. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — When parents fight during domestic incidents that become violent, children suffer trauma, whether it’s physical or not. Many end up with one parent fleeing abuse as hard financial times lay ahead. Read More …
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