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MONROE, CT — Town officials gave an update on the local economy during the Monroe Chamber of Commerce’s holiday luncheon at Jennie’s Pizzeria on Monroe Turnpike Tuesday afternoon. Read More
MONROE, CT — Chris Gueli took in the sites of the rugged coastline and wide open views of Carmel Bay, while golfing on the well-manicured greens of the famous Pebble Beach Golf Links in California. Read More
MONROE, CT — The Monroe Chamber of Commerce’s annual golf tournament raised close to $12,000 to establish scholarships for Monroe high school seniors, who achieve academic excellence. Read More
MONROE, CT — Monroe Chamber of Commerce members celebrating a successful golf tournament fundraiser, during their luncheon at Whitney Farms Golf Course Tuesday, look a moment to remember one of their own. Read More
The Rotary Club of Monroe will host its 27th annual Golf Classic at Whitney Farms Golf Course, 175 Shelton Road in Monroe, on Sept. Read More
MONROE — Doris Ritenour had tears in her eyes, while recalling how she had to close her new business, Hair by Doris in Gaslight Square on Monroe Turnpike, soon after opening it last year, because of restrictions from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg announced that a Panera Café will definitely open in Towne Line Plaza on Monroe Turnpike during comments made at the Monroe Chamber of Commerce’s 55th annual dinner Wednesday. 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
Alicia “Lee” Ryan Faye of Stratford, 72, died on June 16, 2021 after a courageous battle with leukemia.
Alicia was born in Danbury, on December 21, 1948 and grew up in Shelton, before moving to Stratford in the early 70’s. Read More
MONROE, CT — DOCS Medical Group opened an urgent care center at 427 Main St. on March 1, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and its doctors offered much-needed testing for residents on the Stepney side of town. Read More