At Monday’s Norwalk Village Board meeting, Butch Johnson pointed out to the board, specifically president Levi Helgren, that it had voted on the ordinance for parking large trucks on the streets last month, asking why it was on this month’s agenda.
Norwalk looking for money for flood repairs
Heifers in the Haymow: Four shops in one to have grand opening in rural Ontario
Sun Haven in Ridgeville offers a homey approach to assisted living
It really doesn’t take much research to find that not only as a nation, but also right here in Wisconsin, we suffer from a shortage of elderly care facilities and, more importantly, the healthcare workers to staff and maintain them.
Norwalk has two public hearings in same night
At Norwalk Village Board meeting, anger erupts over backed-up sewage during 2018 flood
Norwalk to consider rules on backyard chickens Sept. 9
Letter to the editor: Questions for the Norwalk Village Board
After reading the article, “Norwalk rejects a range of expenditures,” I was left with a few questions. Madonna Johnson, why do you think an officer of the law, whose job it is to serve and protect, even you, should have to pay for a vest that would save his life, God forbid?
Letter to the editor: How can Norwalk develop a progressive, forward-thinking attitude?
In response to the article “Arguing in Norwalk …” in the Nov. 21 issue, I would like to voice a few concerns and add a few comments to the mix. I have stopped attending Norwalk’s monthly meetings for just that purpose. The arguing, swearing and lack of professionalism is counterproductive to our failing village.
Letter to the editor: Imagine if free lunch program in Norwalk was expanded?
