Today: May 5, 2026
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To the Editor:
On Tuesday May 5th, the voters of Monroe will have their chance to vote on the proposed town budget for 2026-2027. Read More …
Dear Editor,
Our elected officials should be actively engaged in addressing the growing overcrowding in our schools and developing a clear, actionable plan to respond. Read More …
To the Editor:
Last evening, the Board of Finance unanimously approved the Town’s 2026–2027 budget, endorsing every line item. Entering the second year post-revaluation, this budget reflects a clear understanding of the financial challenges facing municipalities across the state. Read More…
Dear Community Members,
Masuk High School would like to invite you to serve as a community judge for the 14th annual senior Capstone Presentations on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Read More …
Dear Editor,
I am writing in response to the $1.8 million education cut imposed by our Board of Education and our First Selectman. Read More …
Dear Editor,
As pointed out by First Selectman Rooney in his letter to the Board of Finance, budgets are driven by data and metrics. Read More …
MONROE, Conn. — First Selectman Terry Rooney read the following letter to the Board of Finance at its meeting Thursday night, while recommending that $1.2 million be put back into the Board of Education budget proposal for fiscal year 2026-27:
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Dear Editor,
Peggy Villiani has always said, “Monroe First.” The Connecticut State Colleges and University system has a bi-annual budget of $498 million, or $249 million per year. Read More …
To the editor,
Amazing! Masuk’s “Mamma Mia” production had it all: great sets, costumes, energy, lighting, sound system, band, and, of course, incredibly talented students. Read More …
To the Editor:
A familiar story is circulating in Monroe: that “Hartford’s underfunding of education” has left our town with no choice but to impose intense cuts on our schools. Read More …
