Today: December 27, 2024
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MONROE, Conn. —Employees of the Henny Penny convenience store on Route 34 told police their store surveillance camera caught juveniles stealing items from a shelf in a complaint filed late Sunday night. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — Acting Superintendent of Schools Joseph Kobza sent a message to parents and staff today assuring them plans for distance learning are already underway in anticipation of extended school closings due to the coronavirus outbreak. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — Edith Wheeler Memorial Library closed public access to its building to avoid large gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — A wireless company wants to construct a 170-foot telecommunications tower on town-owned property behind the Chalk Hill building. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — Monroe Congregational Church’s Senior Pilgrim Fellowship, a youth group with high school students from Masuk and surrounding towns, picked up trash from around Great Hollow Lake up to the soccer fields at Wolfe Park Sunday afternoon. Read…
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MONROE, Conn. — The coronavirus pandemic caused the sudden closing of Monroe’s public schools this week, which may have left many working parents feeling flat footed on how to care for their children during the day. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — Families staying home to avoid exposure to the coronavirus now have a handy list of town restaurants who deliver. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — On the heels of the closings of Monroe’s public schools to limit the spread of the coronavirus, the Town Council held an emergency meeting Friday to pass a resolution granting the first selectman authority to execute, amend and terminate…
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MONROE, Conn. — School closings from coronavirus will leave some working parents scrambling to find someone to watch their kids during the day. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — At a time of a coronavirus outbreak and financial uncertainty, Town Council Chairwoman Enid Lipeles recommended approving First Selectman Ken Kellogg’s $31.9 million municipal budget proposal, which holds the spending increase for town services to 0.6 percent, as…
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