Vandals target Stepney Cemetery twice this February
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MONROE, CT — Two old headstones were toppled at the historic Stepney Cemetery and one of the stones was shattered, according to police. Read More
Nor’easter to bring snow, high winds overnight into Saturday
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MONROE, CT — A Nor’easter is heading this way and a blizzard warning was issued Friday, with high winds and heavy snow in the forecast tonight into Saturday. Read More
Town repairs flag lines on Stepney Green in time for 4th of July weekend
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MONROE, CT — Vandalism of a Rainbow Flag display on Stepney Green may have spoiled the last day of Pride Month, but Monroe Public Works and Stepney volunteer firefighters repaired two severed lines Friday, just in time for the Save Our Stepney Task Force to fly military flags on Independence Day. Read More
Scott: Pride Flag vandalism ‘goes directly against our values’
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MONROE, CT — State Rep. Tony Scott, R-112th, issued a statement condemning the vandalism to the Pride Flag display on Stepney Green. Read More
Police investigating vandalism of Pride Flag display on Stepney Green
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MONROE, CT — A display on Stepney Green flew five Rainbow Flags to celebrate Pride Month, but with only one day left before the Save Our Stepney Task Force was going to take it down, someone vandalized it, taking down two of the flags and tearing down two others, cutting the lines in the process. Read More
Families bond, meet police officers over fishing at Great Hollow Lake
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MONROE, CT — The 17th annual Kids’ Fishing Derby kicked off at Great Hollow Lake Saturday morning, following a year of its absence. Read More
Masuk clinic vaccinates school district employees
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MONROE, CT — After a year of quarantining, distance and hybrid learning, teachers, bus drivers, para educators and others who do work for Monroe public schools, rolled up their sleeves for their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Read More
Wind storm: Most Monroe residents should have power restored by the afternoon
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MONROE, CT — High winds and heavy rains toppled trees and branches Sunday night, causing several full and partial road closures and knocking out power to over 1,000 Eversource customers in town. Read More
First selectman’s update covers storms, a cell tower proposal, business updates
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg announced a change in leadership for emergency management in town, during his update to the Town Council this week.
Power outages dip below 1,000, as crews tackle a lengthy to-do list
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MONROE, CT — Marc Salomon sat on a bench inside the Town Hall gazebo with his daughter Tuesday afternoon, while waiting for his cellphone to power up at the charging station. Read More