The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/category/business/)
MONROE, Conn. — A fundraising event featuring the Danbury Hat Tricks hockey team’s visit to Lakeside Nutrition Sunday raised a total of $250 for the American Cancer Society. Lakeside Nutrition donated 10 percent of the day’s proceeds and its staff members donated their tips of nearly $88. First Selectman Ken Kellogg and the Masuk High School boys hockey team also attended the event at the smoothie and juice bar at Clock Tower Square, 477 Main St.
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
A Panera Bread building, without all of the New England touches some Planning and Zoning Commissioners would like, app Read More
Bill Field posted a photo of the owners of Home Plate Deli preparing sandwiches on the Monroe, CT Residents Facebook pag Read More
First Selectman Ken Kellogg encourages residents to shop Monroe on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, a time wh Read More
Lakeside Nutrition smoothie and energy bar and The Natural Pet Outlet are two of the newest businesses filling up Clock Read More
Land use boards already approved Towne Line Plaza, a new commercial development with a Noble gas station and convenien Read More
Eric Felitto, a Fairfield chef who appeared in the “Breakfast Battle” episode of the Food Network’ Read More
