Today: December 22, 2024
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As the threat of the Wicked Witch of the West looms, Dorothy will embark on her journey back home to Kansas with the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man and the Scarecrow by her side. Read More …
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BRIDGEPORT —Kathy Maiolo, who was recently named chairperson of the Center for Family Justice’s board of directors, plans to build upon the community support and engagement the nonprofit has already won for its mission to break the cycle of abuse…
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Jan Larsen was serving as a generator operator and mechanic in the Army during a tour with the DaNang Signal Company, part the the 37th Signal Battalion, in Vietnam, when he heard the news of U.S. Read More …
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Denise Forsander watched her two children and their friends play on the
monkey bars and go down the slides at the Kids Kreation playground at Wolfe Park one recent Friday morning. Read More …
First Selectman Ken Kellogg will not face a challenge in his bid for a second consecutive term in this November’s municipal election. Read More …
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Monroe depends on its Emergency Medical Service volunteers to come to the rescue of victims of car crashes, heart attacks and other types of trauma, stabilizing patients and giving them ambulance rides to the hospital. Read More …
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Smoke detectors alerted homeowners of a fire at their colonial-style house at 626 Wheeler Road around 4:30 Saturday morning and one of them dialed 911. Read More …
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Verizon, which recently relocated to a new building at 464 Main St., is hosting a weekend celebration with deals on cellphones and upgrades, a bounce house, a dunk tank and a giveaway of 100 free backpacks filled with school supplies.…
The canopy from large trees on the town green shields visitors of the Monroe
Farmers’ Market from the sun on hot Friday afternoons and they can cool off with ice cream sundaes and cones from the Walnut Beach Creamery truck. Read…
Wind from an afternoon thunderstorm downed trees all over town, blocking
some roads and falling onto wires. First Selectman Ken Kellogg says up to 3,000 homes lost power at one point. Read More …