The Monroe Gazette Is Still Dead

The Monroe Gazette newsletter (which you’re reading) borrowed its name from the original, which was a newspaper published in Monroe, New York, from 1908 to 1982.

The new newsletter is written and edited by B.J. Mendelson, a journalist and author of such books as Social Media Is Bullshit from St. Martin’s Press.

B.J. can be reached at BJMendelson@Duck.com. You can send stories and news tips anonymously using Signal by sending them to 646-331-8341. If you’re not familiar with Signal, here’s how to get it. It’s free.

You can also use our anonymous PO BOX. All you need to do is put a letter in the mail — without a return address — and send it to PO BOX 452, 88 St. Rt. 17M, Harriman, New York, 10926.

I Like This New Gazette. How Can I Support It?

The Monroe Gazette is a free email newsletter. But …

Our goal is to find 100 Southern Orange County and Northern Rockland County residents who believe they’re the kind of people who want to support local, independent journalism.

Does that sound like you?

If so, you can become a monthly paid subscriber for $10. (Please don’t buy the annual plan. Substack doesn’t let us turn that off as an option.)

Monthly subscribers get access to our archive, which goes behind a paywall after one year, and can leave comments on our articles.

Other subscriber benefits may follow, but that’s it for now.