Today: January 14, 2025
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Children participating in the Monroe Farmers’ Market’s Market Minis program made their own pickles using cucumbers, salt, dill and vinegar Friday, when market goers sampled pickle lemonade and bought pickle popsicles at the tasting tent, and inflated pickles adorned the…
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MONROE, CT — Police responded to two commercial burglaries, about a half-hour apart, late Wednesday into Thursday morning. Just before midnight, the alarm at the Monroe Smoke Shop, 181 Main St., Read More …
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg briefed the Town Council on the Pepper Street project in his first selectman update given at its meeting Monday. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Jerry Stevens, the Democratic Party’s candidate for first selectman, told a packed dining room at Jennie’s Pizzeria about the family history that shaped him and shared his vision for Monroe’s future during a campaign fundraiser Wednesday night.…
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MONROE, CT — Police received complaints about a man in a silver Chevrolet Suburban, who was stopping cars by Stevenson Dam on Route 34 Saturday evening and offering gold jewelry and diamonds in exchange for cash. Read More …
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FAIRFIELD, CT — A ladder truck from the Fairfield Fire Department held up a giant American flag in front of First Church Congregational on Beach Street Tuesday morning. Read More …
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Fairfield District Superior Court Judge Dale W. Radcliffe’s decision in April, finding an excavation and filling permit issued by the Monroe Planning and Zoning Commission for extensive site work at 64 Cambridge Drive to be invalid, has sparked a proposal…
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MONROE, CT — The Planning and Zoning Commission includes properties of one-acre-or-more along commercial thoroughfares in the Main Street Design District, allowing the owners more flexibility of uses. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Police detectives are investigating the theft of $11,258 worth of items from Stone Farm, 754 Main St., that were purchased using a stolen credit card. Read More …
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Edward Nichols Coffey’s passion for the town’s history never wavered in his later years, even when doctors diagnosed him with cancer at age 80 and he had to be hospitalized for his first round of chemo, his daughter Laura Trautz…
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