MONROE, CT — Masuk High School students will be more focused in the classroom this year without cellphones to distract them. Read More …
Read MoreToday: July 28, 2026
Today: July 28, 2026
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High School students will be more focused in the classroom this year without cellphones to distract them. Read More …
Read MoreMONROE, CT — The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced the reopening of Route 34, between Monroe Turnpike (Route 111) and Coppermine Road, across from the Stevenson Dam, Tuesday. Read More …
Read MoreMONROE, CT — The district’s reigning Teacher of the Year, Monroe Elementary School third grade teacher Sean Serafino, embraced his Jersey roots in his speech during Convocation at Masuk High School Monday morning, a pep rally for educators before the…
Read MoreState Rep. Tony Scott, R-Monroe, and Sen. Kevin Kelly, R-21st, hailed Governor Ned Lamont’s announcement of a $5 million micro-grant program to help area businesses impacted by the floods of Aug. Read More …
Read MoreMONROE. CT — A red 2017 GMC Sierra was reported stolen from a resident on Hammertown Road early Sunday morning, and police say the thieves may have used it to get to Georges Lane, where a wallet from stolen from…
Read MoreKyle Granello, a member of Masuk’s Class of 2015, was studying sociology at Southern Connecticut State University in hopes of pursuing a Master’s degree to become a high school guidance counselor. Read More …
Read MoreMONROE, CT — Monroe Public Schools hired 13 new teachers, who participated in orientation days at Masuk High School last week. Read More …
Read MoreDennis and Carol Bradshaw hosted countless dinners and family parties in their small red cottage and barn with a patio on the Halfway River in Sandy Hook, where children swam and fished for trout. Read More …
Read MoreGregory J. Gnandt, 55, a philanthropist from Trumbull, fondly recalls how the Barnum Festival had become an annual tradition for his family. Read More …
Read MoreOXFORD, CT — Two women, Ethelyn Joiner, 65, and Audrey Rostkowski, 71, died after being swept away by historic flooding in Oxford and the region, which caused massive destruction of roadways, railways, homes and businesses this past Sunday. Read More…
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