Today: October 4, 2024
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Domestic abusers killed 23 women, children, and some men, in the past year. A display inside Monroe Congregational Church honored each one during The Center for Family Justice’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Vigil Wednesday evening. Read More …
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State officials’ consideration to remove the traffic light at Main Street and Bradford Drive sparked impassioned pleas to keep it from residents and businesses last spring — and their voices were heard. Read More …
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The Monroe Volunteer Fire Department will host an open house at its headquarters at 18 Shelton Road this Sunday from 11 a.m. Read More …
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg says a paving project on Hammertown Road should take three weeks to complete, depending on the weather. Read More …
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A large crowd gathered around the Gazebo on the Monroe Town Green Tuesday evening for the first annual Think Pink Palooza. Read More …
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Gunnar Gaylord spent most of his time on the road, making inspections for residential and commercial buildings in town as Monroe’s assistant building official over the past 18 years. Read More …
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Monroe’s main commercial thoroughfares of routes 25 and 111 take traffic to businesses, schools and medical facilities, and both roads are conveniently located near major highways. Read More …
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Frank B. Connolly brings deep experience as interim finance director for Monroe public schools. Connolly worked for eight school districts, as well as having run municipalities over a 25 year period as the town manager for Coventry, Newington and North…
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Think Pink Palooza: A Celebration of Strength and Remembrance will be held on the Monroe Green at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. Read More …
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Seven teams slugged it out in the sun on a picturesque fall day at Wolfe Park Saturday, while going to bat against hunger in the first annual Monroe Food Pantry Wiffle Ball Tournament. Read More …
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