Today: January 19, 2025
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Steve Kirsch
Political Party: Democrat
Running for: Reelection to Board of Finance
Education: Syracuse University – Computer Science
Work experience: 44 years working for IBM and now its spinoff Kyndryl as an infrastructure and cloud architect. Read More …
MONROE, CT — Town Councilman Terry Rooney, the Republican first selectman candidate, enjoyed sunny weather for his BBQ Party fundraiser in the parking lot outside MeetMe: Premium Steaks on Main Street one recent Sunday afternoon. Read More …
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Samantha Spino
Political Party: Democrat
Running for: Board of Finance (2-year vacancy)
Education: CPA; BS in Accounting, University of Maryland – College Park
Work experience:
I am a Managing Director at CFGI, the top non-audit accounting firm in the country. Read More …
Susan Bannay
Political Party: Democratic
Running for: Town Council
Education: I hold a BS and MS in Special Education from Southern CT State University and a post-graduate diploma in Educational Research from the University of Stirling, Scotland. Read More …
Janice M. Persico
Political Party: Democrat
Running for: Town Council
Education: B.A. Psychology, Concentration in Children & Youth
Work experience: Former Director of Stepaway Preschool in Monroe; stepped down to be a stay-at-home parent in 2019. Read More …
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Name: Nina Gagnon
Political Party: Democrat
Running for: Tax Collector
Education: BA Mathematics and Secondary Education – Marist College
Work experience: High School Teacher 4 years, Small Business Owner 10 years
Political experience: None
Community experience: Board member of Monroe Playground Foundation, Pack 262 Den Leader, Volunteer…
Kathie Loehr
Party: Democrat
Running for: Town Council
Education: BSN from Western Connecticut State University
Work experience: 42 years with the Department of Veteran Affairs working in Mental Health and Addictions. Read More …
MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg presented a $2,000 donation to the Monroe Senior Center’s Program Fund from the Monroe First Foundation during the center’s annual end of summer picnic Tuesday. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Planning and Zoning Commission members approved a permit allowing a developer to excavate about 46,546 cubic yards of material at 260 Spring Hill Road and truck 36,708 cubic yards of it from the site. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High School has a long list of great players, coaches and championship teams in its storied sports history. Read More …
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