Could one finance office handle town and education services?
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Town Council members will vote tonight on a temporary agreement for Finance Director Ronald Bunovky to share his time o Read More
School board trims budget increase to 4.88 percent
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg will receive a $60 million budget proposal for Monroe’s public schools today, afte Read More
Educators talk supplies, technology, athletic surcharges as budget vote nears
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Board of Education members discussed a capital plan for technology and budgeting for supplies during a workshop Thurs Read More
Monroe school district in turmoil. ‘We’re going to work through this’
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Acting Superintendent of Schools Joseph Kobza and central office staff are grappling with the budget deficit for this Read More
Government Finance Officers Association recognizes Monroe for financial excellence
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An international organization representing financial officers in the U.S. and Canada honored the Monroe Finance Dep Read More
Republicans aim to fill Town Council vacancy by Jan. 20
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Republicans will interview candidates this week to fill a vacancy on the Town Council created by Chairman Frank Lieto& Read More
Boy Scout Troop 62 honors two new Eagle Scouts
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David Dilks-Anderson and Eric Romansky joined the Cub Scouts the same year and grew up together in scouting, earning th Read More
Think Pink Monroe raises close to $11,000 for SWIM Across the Sound
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Bonnie Maur, a longtime educator and breast cancer survivor, organized the first annual Think Pink Monroe fundraiser Read More
Snow is in the forecast. Here’s what Monroe residents needs to know
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Snow is in the forecast for Sunday and Monday, so First Selectman Ken Kellogg sent out a reminder of the winter weather in
Maintenance of roundabout at routes 110 and 111 now Monroe’s responsibility
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg told the Town Council that Connecticut Department of Transportation crews completed th Read More