The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/category/business/)
MONROE, Conn. — First Selectman Ken Kellogg met with other town officials Monday to decide which meetings to have this week and determine, which ones should be rescheduled amid the coronavirus pandemic. Public access may be limited to remote participation over the internet or phone. To that end, Kellogg said he entered into a contract with a service called Go to Meeting. “We probably will end up keeping it, because it just makes sense,” he said.
MONROE, Conn. — Ownership of The Smithy, a popular restaurant on Main Street, changed hands this week. Maureen Hanley, Read More
MONROE, Conn. — A fundraising event featuring the Danbury Hat Tricks hockey team’s visit to Lakeside Nutrition Read More
MONROE, Conn. — Danbury Hat Tricks players and coaches are hosting an event at Lakeside Nutrition, 477 Main St. Monroe, Read More
MONROE, Conn. — Shoppers can pick up a passport on Saturday, March 14, and have it stamped at participating town busine Read More
Robert “Bailey” Stewart’s plan to open the liquor store 574 Wine and Spirits in the former Goodwill building at Read More
Social media offers a variety of ways for businesses to connect with clients, from email to Facebook and LinkedIn to Ins Read More
Plans are in the works to fill the vacant building that used to house the Goodwill store on Monroe Turnpike with the liquo Read More
Residents dined at restaurants, did their shopping and hired professional services, while chronicling their experi Read More
Planning and Zoning Commission members debated the architectural design of the Panera Bread restaurant proposed for Read More
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce’s 2019 Holiday Luncheon was attended by 30 members, who dined at the Republic Kit Read More
