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MONROE, CT — Masuk graduate Caleb Nealon was awarded the annual John Dry Scholarship at the Monroe Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner meeting at Jennie’s Pizzeria on Monroe Turnpike Thursday evening. Read More
MONROE, CT — Pursuit of a healthy lifestyle could mean a proper diet, meditation and exercise; visiting a chiropractor for pain relief, or even taking CBD products when one’s endocannabinoid system is out of whack. Read More
MONROE, CT — Tollgate Wine & Spirits opened in Tollgate Plaza, 838 Main St., right before Memorial Day, providing service to the Stepney side of town and using Monroe’s seventh and final state liquor license. Read More
MONROE, CT — Town officials celebrated new and old businesses along Monroe Turnpike with three ribbon cutting ceremonies Saturday. Your CBD Store recently opened behind 574 Wines in the former Walter Stewart’s Market, Warehouse Wine & Spirits opened its doors at Century Plaza and, next door, Choice Pet held a puppy parade for its 26 year anniversary. Read More
MONROE, CT — Save Our Stepney Task Force’s Flags Over Stepney program decks out Stepney Green in red, white and blue in celebration of our patriotic holidays and in remembrance of 9/11. Read More
MONROE, CT — Doris Ritenour grew up in a family of barbers and hairdressers in Honduras and has cut and styled hair herself since age 15. Read More
MONROE, CT — Gaetano Marra led a team of real estate agents in doing 281 transactions in 40 communities, equating to $67 million in sales volume as a broker at Realty One in 2019, before leaving to open his own office in Monroe this spring. Read More
MONROE, CT — Training a dog or breaking in a puppy can take a lot of hard work, but those who want to make sure it’s done right, without as much time and frustration, can leave it to the professionals at All That Canine, a new business that opened at 849 Main St. Read More
A photo exhibit inside the Ehlers Room of Edith Wheeler Memorial Library takes visitors on a cross country journey, capturing landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Niagara Falls in New York, the giant redwoods of California and old stone missions in Texas. Read More
First Selectman Ken Kellogg presented a $91.5 million budget to the Town Council Thursday, which includes more money to improve the town’s roads, maintains municipal services and advances capital projects considered to be a top priority, all while limiting the tax increase to 2.6 percent. Read More