The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/tag/letter-to-the-editor/)
To the Editor,
I remember when Jim Himes came to our cities and urban centers running for Congress. He was a promising young candidate that spoke fluent Spanish and had my support. Read More
To the Editor:
Election Day is approaching and voters will soon choose the next leaders of our state, an important decision for Connecticut’s future. Read More
Editor’s Note: The following is a letter from Nick Kapoor, a member of the Monroe Board of Education.
To the Editor,
After nearly a year of waiting for the Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Policy to be voted on, the Board of Education majority took the most cowardly and shameful route by voting it down without a word of discussion. Read More
To the Editor:
There has been a lot of discussion over the Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Youth policy proposed by Mr. Read More
To the Editor:
The Monroe Democratic Town Committee believes that education is a righteous pathway for students to become engaged citizens of our economy and democracy. Read More
To the Editor:
It continues to be my honor to serve as your First Selectman. The last two years have been incredibly challenging, as we worked together to navigate through a pandemic while still keeping taxes under control, improving Town services, roads, and infrastructure. Read More
To the Editor:
I’ve been a resident of Monroe for 33 years. My wife and I raised our family here because It is a town with a great sense of community, where neighbors respect and help each other. Read More
To the Editor:
Monroe’s municipal election is next week and something’s amiss.
As I review the Monroe Sun articles attempting to put my finger on just what’s missing, I see articles about our successful schools and improving economic development and then realize what’s missing are the First Selectman’s debates! Read More
Dear Editor and Voters,
I am pleased to submit this letter in support of BJ Hall as the Democratic candidate to the Monroe Planning and Zoning Commission. Read More
To the Editor:
Local elections have the largest impact on our day-to-day lives and especially in our school system. The Board of Education sets policy for our school systems, takes the first pass at the school budget, and hires/fires the Superintendent. Read More