Today: June 13, 2026
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MONROE, Conn. — Robert Butler, of Scout Troop 62, led fellow members of his troop in building and installing kiosks at the start of the walking trail at Wolfe Park and along the trail around Great Hollow Lake for his…
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MONROE, Conn. — Stepney Elementary School Principal Ashley Furnari will now have someone to share the administrative workload, to take on more responsibilities at the busiest times and to be in charge of the building in her absence. Read More…
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MONROE, Conn. — Adrienne Stepkoski takes leadership roles on ADAM, encouraging teenagers to avoid abusing drugs and alcohol, and the Post Prom, so Masuk High School’s seniors and juniors have a safe place for food and fun with their dates…
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MONROE, Conn. — Masuk High School bought a video board for football games and other stadium events with money raised through digital ads, and now Board of Education members reached a consensus to allow special revenue funds to be used…
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MONROE, Conn. — Voters overwhelmingly supported the $113.6 million town budget proposal for fiscal year 2026-27 at referendum Tuesday, approving it by a vote of 1,864 to 1,193, nearly 61 percent, according to unofficial results from the Monroe Registrars of…
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To the Editor:
On Tuesday May 5th, the voters of Monroe will have their chance to vote on the proposed town budget for 2026-2027. Read More …
MONROE, Conn. — Parents made their voices heard at budget hearings to restore cuts to Superintendent Joseph Kobza’s proposed spending increase for Monroe’s public schools. Read More …
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Dear Editor,
Our elected officials should be actively engaged in addressing the growing overcrowding in our schools and developing a clear, actionable plan to respond. Read More …
MONROE, Conn. — The Ad Hoc Facilities Committee determined reopening Chalk Hill as a school is an important step to meeting the long term space needs for Monroe’s students and Board of Education Chairman Dennis Condon wrote a letter to…
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MONROE, Conn. — The Board of Finance approved a $113.6 million town budget with a 4.2 percent tax increase Thursday, which will go to voters for a referendum on May 5. Read More …
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