Today: June 5, 2026
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MONROE, CT — Each fall on the gridiron provides excitement for what could be. Teams chase championship aspirations and hopes are high for the present or the future. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Bruce C. Mondo’s family has lived in town since 1941 and owns Mondo Construction Co. and Mondo Septic and Drainage on their 4.8-acre property at 1603 Monroe Turnpike, near Roosevelt Drive (Route 34). Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Hopes and expectations are high for Masuk High’s girls soccer team this fall.
“Win the SWC for sure — that’s our goal,” said Coach Katy Kreiner, whose team blanked Bethel 6-0 in the season opener on Sept. Read…
MONROE, CT — Principals at Masuk High and Fawn Hollow Elementary schools notified families of a safety precaution late Tuesday morning, which moved all physical education classes and recess periods indoors, after administrators had received guidance from police on a…
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It was 2014 and a video of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice punching out his fiancée in an elevator was all over the news, sparking conversations on social media. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Incumbent First Selectman Terry Rooney challenged his opponent Leon Ambrosey, a Democrat serving on the Planning and Zoning Commission, to debates when interviewed at his fundraising dinner at Testo’s Tuesday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A Henny Penny employee working the overnight shift told officers a female customer assaulted him early Saturday morning, when she allegedly threw a package of Ferrero Rocher chocolates at him, hitting him in the back of the…
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MONROE, CT — Masuk High’s girls swimming and diving team won its season-opening meet, defeating visiting Newtown 92-81 on Friday.
Skye Eanotti won the 200 yard freestyle event in a time of 2:23.41. Read More …
MONROE, CT – Leon Ambrosey announced a “Listening Tour” to launch his campaign for first selectman. The Democrat, who owns a service station repair business in town and serves as a member of the Monroe Planning and Zoning Commission, is…
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Terrence Rooney announced that some businesses may be eligible to receive a credit on their State Corporate Income Tax by donating to various town programs. Read More …
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