Today: January 5, 2025
tms-ads-leaderboard
MONROE, CT — Monroe Senior Center patrons played a game of bocce ball in the lawn area outside Tuesday, in a setup that included a cornhole game and horseshoes. Read More …
Read More
On Monday night, an employee from Brown’s Monument Works in Monroe removed a stone plaque with the inscription “1972” from Monroe Town Hall’s brick facade to retrieve a copper box that had not been opened for 50 years. Read More…
Read More
MONROE, CT — Twelve days after retired teacher and current school board member Jerry Stevens announced he is seeking the Democratic Party nomination to run for first selectman, Town Councilman Terry Rooney has made it a two-man-race. Read More …
Read More
MONROE, CT — When blizzards bury roads, hurricanes knock out power and a pandemic threatens the public’s health, the volunteers of Monroe’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) pitch in and help their community and its first responders, from running warming…
Read More
A sizable crowd swayed to the tunes of The Groove Band as the musicians performed on the sidewalk at Crossroads Center, 464 Main St. Read More …
Read More
MONROE, CT — Families scrambling to find flowers before visiting their mother this Mother’s Day will have Courville Nurseries, 163 Barn Hill Road, as one of their last minute options. Read More …
Read More
MONROE, CT — Monroe’s Memorial Day Parade: Honoring Our Heroes, Past and Present, will also celebrate the town’s Bicentennial when marchers proceed down Monroe Turnpike in authentic WWII vehicles, cars, floats and on foot at 1 p.m. Read More …
Read More
MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg, who was first elected in 2017 after winning a three-way race against Democrat Dan Hunsberger and petitioning candidate Frank Bennett, announced he will not be seeking another term this November. Read More …
Read More
MONROE, CT — Voter turnout was light amid a cool day with rain showers, but the accumulation of “yes” votes was enough to pass a new $99.7 million town budget for fiscal year 2023-24. Read More …
Read More
MONROE, CT — Polls will be open from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. this Tuesday, when voters decide on a $99.7 million town budget proposal, which carries a projected tax increase of 1.87 percent. Read More …
Read More