Today: November 24, 2024
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MONROE, CT — Monroe Public Schools hired 13 new teachers, who participated in orientation days at Masuk High School last week. Read More …
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Dennis and Carol Bradshaw hosted countless dinners and family parties in their small red cottage and barn with a patio on the Halfway River in Sandy Hook, where children swam and fished for trout. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A Luau at Fairway Acres Friday, Aug. 16, was enjoyed by 25 residents dressed in their best floral prints with beautiful flower leis adorning their necks at the senior living community at 358 Wheeler Road. Read More…
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Gregory J. Gnandt, 55, a philanthropist from Trumbull, fondly recalls how the Barnum Festival had become an annual tradition for his family. Read More …
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OXFORD, CT — Two women, Ethelyn Joiner, 65, and Audrey Rostkowski, 71, died after being swept away by historic flooding in Oxford and the region, which caused massive destruction of roadways, railways, homes and businesses this past Sunday. Read More…
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Monroe businesses in Stevenson are still recovering from Sunday’s flood damage with either a loss of customer traffic along Route 34, or extensive damage to infrastructure, making it difficult to operate at all. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Terry Rooney says all of the town’s roads will be open for through traffic by Friday in the wake of flood damage from Sunday’s torrential rain, and paved, with the exception of Cottage Street. Read…
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MONROE, CT — A hearing date will be set for a new cluster subdivision regulation meant to promote town goals of allowing for development of residential areas in a way that preserves open space and natural resources, while providing flexibility…
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The following is a press release from FirstLight.
MONROE, CT — Following the extreme rainfall event and associated flooding that impacted Southwestern Connecticut and the Lower Housatonic River area Sunday, both man-made and natural debris made its way downstream and collected…
David Wolfe, of Monroe, was taken in for surgery at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in Bethesda, Md., last spring for the removal of four tumors, a symptom of his gastrointestinal cancer (GIST). Read More …
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