Today: January 11, 2025
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Save Our Stepney Task Force is proposing “The Blue Trees of Stepney,” a community project painting the trunks and branches of about 15 trees on historic Stepney Green blue this spring. Read More …
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Here’s a listing of upcoming church events centered around Christmas:
Monroe Congregational Church
34 Church St., Monroe
Dec. 8, 10 a.m. Read More …
It all started with Mark Hope. James was 5 and we decided to sign him up for AYSO soccer. Mark Hope would be his coach. Read More …
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When the driver of a diesel truck noticed another driver was following him around town just before midnight Wednesday, he called police, who told him to pull into the police station parking lot on Fan Hill Road, so officers could…
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David Dilks-Anderson and Eric Romansky joined the Cub Scouts the same year and grew up together in scouting, earning their way through the ranks, from Tenderfoot, Second and First class to Star and Life. Read More …
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Bonnie Maur, a longtime educator and breast cancer survivor, organized the first annual Think Pink Monroe fundraiser to benefit St. Read More …
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Snow is in the forecast for Sunday and Monday, so First Selectman Ken Kellogg sent out a reminder of the winter weather information townspeople need to know. Read More …
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Thanksgiving games are always big ones on the schedule and this year’s Masuk-Newtown High Turkey Day Eve clash had more on the line than just gobbling up bragging rights. Read More …
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg told the Town Council that Connecticut Department of Transportation crews completed their “punch list” for the roundabout project at routes 110 and 111, so the town will now assume responsibility for the costs of lighting and of…
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg encourages residents to shop Monroe on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, a time when all of the town’s retailers are hoping for a boost in their bottom lines. Read More …
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