Today: June 4, 2026
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To the Editor:
In just a few short years, Monroe has welcomed 370 new students, making us the second fastest-growing school district in Connecticut. Read More …
To the Editor,
On Tuesday May 6th, the voters of Monroe will have their chance to vote on the proposed Town budget for 2025-2026. Read More …
To the Editor:
Vote “No” on the budget at the old St. Jude School building on May 6th. Continue to vote No until the tax rate is 26.7. Read More …
Open Letter to First Selectman Terry Rooney and the Monroe Town Council,
With the recent rise in commercial development in town, particularly on Route 111, the residents deserve to know the specific details related to tax deferments or abatement agreements relative…
Editor’s Note: The following statement was submitted by Monroe Board of Finance Chairwoman Rebecca O’Donnell late Friday night:
Last night, the Board of Finance reached a consensus on our Town’s 2025-2026 budget, approving every line item unanimously. Read More …
To the Editor:
Monroe Property Taxes are increasing at an alarming rate. What can you do about it: Calculate what you think your taxes will be. Read More …
To the Editor:
Monroe has long been a place where families invest in their children’s future, drawn by strong schools and a community that values education. Read More …
To the Editor:
I’m a long-time Connecticut resident and I strongly support the public benefits charge in our electricity bills. There’s a lot of misinformation being spread and I’m opposed to efforts that would eliminate programs for affordable heating and electricity,…
Dear Monroe Community,
The Democratic members of the Monroe Board of Education recognize the importance of clear communication with the community, particularly in times of change. Read More …
To the Editor:
As a proud member of the Monroe Democratic Town Committee ( MDTC), I must respond to the classless, sore winner remarks of our state representative who was reelected last Tuesday. Read More …
