Today: July 28, 2026
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MONROE, CT — Monroe holds the title of Connecticut’s No. 1 Farmers’ Market, but there is no guarantee the town’s market will stay on top. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Voters unanimously approved resolutions allowing the town to borrow just over $6.2 million worth of bonds for vehicles and infrastructure improvement projects during a town meeting at Monroe Town Hall Tuesday evening. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Monroe Chamber of Commerce President Ray Giovanni and Treasurer Janice Butler emptied ice buckets into the beverage cart Tuesday morning, while registration for the nonprofit’s annual golf tournament took place in an open bay at Whitney Farm’s…
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Monroe Police Detective Jim Rancourt’s frustration over eight-year-old Renee Freer’s unsolved murder still haunted him into retirement, according to his brother, Norman, who recalls the stack of notes he compiled while working with a group of former town detectives, as…
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MONROE, CT — A corporate health care model can put barriers between patients and their doctors, from going through call centers to express a concern, often hearing back from the doctor’s assistant, and having to make an appointment just to…
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Terry Rooney celebrated the Masuk Softball team’s latest state title by honoring the players and Coach Leigh Barone with a proclamation before the Town Council’s meeting on June 24. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A 58-year-old Monroe man was arrested twice following a domestic violence incident on Williamsburg Drive, in which he allegedly demanded his son, 20, give him money, kicked his bedroom door, ripped it off the hinges and threw…
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MONROE, CT — The town of Monroe maintained its AAA bond rating, according to a report from the rating agency, S&P Global. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A 52-year-old Waterbury man was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after his 2003 Volkswagen Golf went airborne during a crash by the roundabout at the intersection of routes 110 and 111, before coming to rest on a stonewall…
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Terry Rooney highly touts the benefits of OpenGov, a cloud-based government software system that makes filing, tracking and accessing public records easier. Read More …
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