Today: June 4, 2026
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Thank you and congratulations for being part of the new Facilities Planning Committee. Your willingness to serve our community in this important capacity with the establishment of this Facilities Planning Committee (FPC) marks a significant milestone for our town. Read…
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To the Editor,
The passage of Monroe’s budget is good news.
Our schools avoided a setback, and the voters of this town made it clear that education still matters here. Read More …
Dear Editor,
Wow … On voter turnout (plus 21 percent), on percentage of yes votes (plus 60 percent) and on level of energy (Richter scale 8.5!). Read More …
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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