Today: February 15, 2026
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Police K-9 officers Jeffrey Loomis and John McAulay brought their dogs, Riggs and Murphy, to the Monroe Senior Center for a demonstration Tuesday. Read More …
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A Birchwood Road man reported finding a snake inside his house on Aug. 16.
An officer identified the snake as a nonvenomous, adult ribbon snake and removed it from the house. Read More …
Little Things Farm gave children pony rides at Harmony Grange’s Agricultural Fair Saturday, and visitors also saw classic cars and tractors, a wool spinning demonstration and shopped for sun catchers and other handmade crafts. Read More …
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Skunk has a long plate appearance
A woman reported finding a young skunk tangled in a batting cage net on Old Castle Drive Wednesday morning. Read More …
A police officer provided a ladder to help three baby raccoons climb out of a Dumpster on Shelton Road Tuesday morning after a female caller reported the animals had gotten stuck. Read More …
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A bear sow and her cubs are getting bolder in their search for food, entering garages, porches and houses. Animal Control Officer Ed Risko, whose been monitoring the animals, warns the sow will get a kill order if this continues,…
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K-9 officers John McAulay and Jeffrey Loomis put on a show with their dogs, Murphy and Riggs, and Officer Michael Panza dons the bite suit, during a demonstration at Monroe’s Night at the Park. Read More …
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Tracking bobcats
A bobcat with a tracking collar and ear tags was seen on Autumn Drive and Crescent Place on July 27. Read More …
A woman reported seeing a coyote that appeared to be hunting small animals in her yard on Bagburn Road on July 17, then seeing another coyote chasing a deer across the yard later that morning. Read More …
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A man bought a plate of eggs for his dog at Home Plate Deli on July 20, while his loyal friend waited patiently in the car for its breakfast. Read More …
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