Today: June 18, 2026
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MONROE, CT — Lois M. Hurd Hayden will give a history of the Hurd property that became the Monroe Airport and Hurd Avenue in Monroe at the Harmony Grange meeting to be held on Friday, June 20, at 6:30 p.m.…
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MONROE, CT — It’s still too early to know if Monroe will have a contested first selectman’s race in November’s municipal election, but town Republicans already have a candidate they’re backing in hopes of winning a second consecutive term. Read…
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MONROE, CT — During a special meeting Monday night, a majority of the Town Council decided against sending a letter to ask Gov. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A bill proposed by the Connecticut State Legislature is meant to address homelessness and a housing shortage by allowing developers to build multifamily housing in commercial zones “as of right” — avoiding the usual vetting and approval…
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MONROE, CT — Despite the periodic rain, residents, some with umbrellas, came out to Monroe Congregational Church’s Strawberry Festival Saturday, buying bags of sweet and salty kettle corn and items from vendors on the green, listening to live country music…
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Daniel Kocan, a Masuk High School sophomore, won second place in a contest on a topic close to his heart. Kocan, whose mother emigrated to the U.S. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — The Monroe Farmers’ Market opened its 2025 season on a warm, sunny Friday afternoon, when market manager, Kelly Plunkett, rang the bell on the green in front of Town Hall. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A Monroe man told police he had recently been getting alerts from various apps, such as Facebook, that devices were trying to log into his accounts, and a hacker managed to steal approximately $5,900 from his Sound…
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MONROE, CT — Monroe Congregational Church buzzed with activity late Friday morning as volunteers set up the grounds for the 53rd annual Strawberry Festival this weekend. Read More …
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A common theme among graduates speaking at Masuk High School’s commencement Wednesday evening was how family, friends, teachers, administrators and coaches impacted who they are today — and aside from the speeches, the 267 members of the Class of 2025…
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