Today: June 18, 2026
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MONROE, CT — Police recently released the results of unannounced inspections of town businesses to ensure compliance with laws against selling tobacco products and electronic cigarettes to minors. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A rainstorm may have postponed Jockey Hollow Middle School and STEM Academy’s Recognition Ceremony on Monday, but the clouds broke by early Tuesday evening and a bright sun emerged, as well as patches of clear, blue skies.…
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MONROE, CT — Police responded to complaints of two stolen vehicles and numerous thefts from unlocked vehicles in the Hidden Knolls and Northbrook condominium complexes last Friday. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Families toured the Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service headquarters at 54 Jockey Hollow Road, spoke with the organization’s members and health care professionals, and got to see the inside an ambulance during an open house on Saturday.…
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MONROE, CT — Luna, a young trans woman enrolled at Masuk High School, recalled an incident her junior year, when she walked by a group of male students in the hallway, who were heading in the opposite direction. Read More…
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MONROE, CT — Many town homes rely on wells for residents’ drinking water. In fact, 49 percent of Monroe is served by one of four public drinking water watersheds, including Means Brook, Hurds Brook, West Pequonnock and Easton Lake, according…
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MONROE, CT — A candlelight vigil will keep Renee Freer’s memory alive 48 years after the eight-year-old’s tragic murder in a wooded area near her Williams Road home. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High School juniors Brady Ebner and Zoey Estevez suddenly found themselves in the “real world” Tuesday morning. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — The Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service invites the public to an open house at its headquarters, 54 Jockey Hollow Road, on Saturday, June 7, from 9 a.m. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — The Monroe Board of Education’s Ad Hoc Facilities Committee had recommended a $110 million project to reopen Chalk Hill School, with a third-story-addition, as phase one of a solution for the town’s student space needs. Read More…
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