Today: July 27, 2026
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MONROE, CT — Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings raised its rating for the town of Monroe to “AAA” on both existing and new bond obligations. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Monsters, superheroes and characters from fairy tales could be seen among the more than 80 preschoolers, wearing Halloween costumes, while trick-or-treating at Edith Wheeler Library and Monroe Town Hall Thursday morning. Read More …
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Veterans Day Ceremony
MONROE, CT — The public is invited to a ceremony on Stepney Green, commemorating Veterans Day and acknowledging and remembering veterans contributions and sacrifices, Thursday, Nov. Read More …
To the Editor:
Monroe’s municipal election is next week and something’s amiss.
As I review the Monroe Sun articles attempting to put my finger on just what’s missing, I see articles about our successful schools and improving economic development and then realize…
MONROE, CT — Justin Orlando, a Republican running for a seat on the Board of Education, lashed back at Democrats who accused him of racial insensitivity over a Halloween costume he wore to a party in 2018, then posted Facebook…
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MONROE, CT — Board of Education member Nick Kapoor’s proposal for a transgender and gender non-conforming youth policy for Monroe’s public schools led to passionate arguments on both sides of the issue. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg is running unopposed this election, but there are competitive races for town boards and commissions across the ballot. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Monroe is averaging about two-and-a-half new cases of COVID-19 per day, just as booster shots are more readily available. Read More …
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SHELTON, CT —This fall, Rabbi Shneur Brook of Chabad of Shelton will offer a new four-session course titled Outsmarting Antisemitism.
Using history, Talmudic sources, Jewish mysticism, and contemporary expert analysis, the course addresses some of the persistent questions we grapple with…
MONROE, CT — Town police officers will take Roberto’s Restaurant patrons’ orders and serve meals Friday night, and donate all their tips to Special Olympics Connecticut. Read More …
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