Today: March 28, 2025
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MONROE, CT — A large tract of land on Turkey Roost Road and Cobblers Hill Court was the site of an illegal quarrying operation for decades, and neighbors have heard gunshots from hunters and the engines of ATVs from trespassers…
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MONROE, CT — A developer who built Cutlers Farm Crossing, a 25-unit age 55-and-older community at the corner of Purdy Hill and Cutlers Farm roads, will also get to keep a raised ranch at 269 Purdy Hill Road that was…
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MONROE, CT — A Taylor Rental building with a house behind it on Main Street has long been vacant, and a developer plans to revive the property by replacing it with a thriving self-storage business. Read More …
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Public officials reflected on Ken Kellogg’s life, as well as his six years as Monroe’s first selectman during a retirement celebration at Whitney Farms Golf Club Friday evening. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A Planning and Zoning Commission approval of an excavation and filling permit for 64 Cambridge and 4 Independence drives will allow work to continue on a plan to restore wetlands destroyed by a quarrying operation conducted by…
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MONROE, CT — O’Reilly Auto Parts won zoning approval to build a new 7,453-square-foot store with 25 parking spaces at 215 Monroe Turnpike Thursday night. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A municipal election with a competitive first selectman race at the top of the ticket has led to a surge in voter turnout today. Read More …
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To the Editor,
Time to set the record straight. The average voter isn’t aware of how things work behind the scenes to keep the town running. Read More …
Ryan Condon
Political Party: Republican
Running for: Planning and Zoning
Education: Bachelor’s Degree from Hofstra University
Political experience: Current Planning and Zoning Incumbent former member of the Zoning Board of Appeals
Community experience: Volunteer EMT for the Town of Monroe
Family: Son of Veronica and Dennis Condon
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MONROE, CT — Planning and Zoning Commission members approved a permit allowing a developer to excavate about 46,546 cubic yards of material at 260 Spring Hill Road and truck 36,708 cubic yards of it from the site. Read More …
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