Today: June 23, 2026
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To the Editor:
To my fellow citizens of my beloved town, Monroe, Conn., just recently I hit the age of 24-years-old, which is a very special feeling for me because for 20 years, I have had the honor to grow up…
Entering Retro Spin Shop, 446 Main St. in Monroe, Conn., is like stepping out of a time machine, Shelves display metal lunchboxes many grew up with, including “The Hardy Boys Mysteries” and “Gremlins,” an alarm clock is modeled after The…
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MONROE, CT — Incumbent First Selectman Terry Rooney challenged his opponent Leon Ambrosey, a Democrat serving on the Planning and Zoning Commission, to debates when interviewed at his fundraising dinner at Testo’s Tuesday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Three standout Monroe swimmers were part of Rapids-Boo’s Crew 3, which finished first in the St. Vincent’s Swim Across the Sound’s Traditional Relay on Saturday, August. Read More …
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Halfway through its collection season this year, Refill the Pantry, a faith-based initiative supplying six Fairfield County food pantries, saw its food and grocery product donations surge 28-percent and its financial donations increase nearly 6-percent. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Police remind residents to be vigilant about not leaving valuables inside their vehicles, locking their doors and not leaving the keys inside following a complaint of four males entering vehicles on Whitewood Drive Monday night. Read More…
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MONROE, CT — The town of Monroe’s Community & Social Services Department is updating its Emergency Evacuation Registry for Monroe residents, of any age, with special needs who would require assistance during an emergency or evacuation. Read More …
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NEWTOWN, CT — Newtown Stage Company is back for another exciting summer season, offering two outstanding musical productions that showcase the incredible talent of local performers from Newtown, Monroe and other surrounding communities. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Town Council members approved contracts to expand the Housatonic Valley Rail Trail and to replace the Judd Road bridge at the Monroe and Easton town line at their meeting Monday night. Read More …
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HARTFORD, CT — Governor Ned Lamont vetoed a controversial bill allowing housing to be built in commercial zones “as of right” to increase affordable housing and address a shortage in the state. Read More …
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