The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/tag/monroe-sun-letter/)
To the Editor,
Thank you, Monroe Sun for carefully covering the proceedings regarding remediation and development of the land encompassing the problematic quarry at Independence and Cambridge Drives. Read More
To the Editor:
It’s my great honor and privilege to support Nick Kapoor in the special election for State Representative. Monroe and Newtown need a representative that is willing to put in the time and energy to assure their communities concerns are heard and met and I firmly believe Nick is that person. Read More
To the Editor:
We, the Republican members of the Monroe Town Council, are writing this letter of endorsement to support our friend and colleague Tony Scott and his campaign for State Representative. Read More
Dear 112th Voters,
I am pleased to submit this letter in support of Nick Kapoor as the Democratic candidate to fill the vacant 112th State Representative seat representing Monroe and the Sandy Hook section of Newtown. Read More
To the Editor:
Again compliments to the Sun for excellent reporting on the illegal quarry at Cambridge and Independence drives. I have been following the permit applications as a consultant for Rivers Alliance of CT, which works to protect all state waters, including those underground. Read More
Dear Parents,
As we prepare for the 2021-2022 school year, it is important that we plan appropriately. We understand that the current school year has included a great deal of uncertainty. Read More
Editor’s Note: Acting Superintendent of Schools Joseph Kobza and Health Director Nancy Brault sent out this following letter to explain how the school district will handle positive cases of COVID-19 throughout the school year. Read More
To the Editor:
Now that it appears as if the Monroe school budget has finally been set, it is appropriate to comment on why the process was taken away from the taxpayers of Monroe, and give credit to the groups that paved the way for the schools to open in late August, namely the education professionals of Monroe who voluntarily shouldered the financial burden necessary to stop the flow of funds out of the already underfunded school system. Read More