A night for community
At Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Schools’ Community Night on Friday, Betsy Aguilar and Eileen Bautista check out a balloon animal.
A groovy fun pops concert
Royall High School hosted its annual pops concert Friday night.
Kendall celebrates American Legion’s 100th
The Kendall American Legion marked the national organization’s 100th anniversary Friday, offering drinks and food for $1 (100 pennies) a piece.
Archives
Norwalk rejects a range of expenditures
May 17th, 2019by Karen Parker
Norwalk’s first full board meeting since the April election was a relatively subdued affair with barely a quorum present, as trustees Alan Neumann, Chad Marti and Kim Nofsinger were absent.
After scrap, Glendale short a patrolman
May 16th, 2019by Karen Parker
A brush fire between Town of Glendale patrolman Steve Murray and board chair Raye Walz erupted into a roaring blaze last month, when Murray resigned from his 13-year position with the township.
CBD plant a possibility for Kendall building
May 16th, 2019by Karen Parker
CBD plant a possibility for Kendall building
Kendall area residents are talking about a possible new use for the former Kendall Elementary School building, Town of Glendale members noted at their meeting Monday.
Wilton rejects Wellington’s ambulance-fee request
May 16th, 2019by Sarah Parker
The Wilton Village Board denied the Town of Wellington’s request Monday that the former forgive or reduce two Wilton Ambulance Service chargebacks, a figure that reflects unpaid ambulance bills from town of Wellington patients.
Ontario adopts food-cart ordinance
May 16th, 2019by County Line
The Ontario Village Board adopted an ordinance Monday regarding food carts, which are expected to help assuage the losses of the Kickapoo Paddle Inn and the Milk Jug Café, both of which were severely damaged in the 2018 floods.
Brookwood student going to FCCLA nationals
May 9th, 2019by Karen Parker
It certainly is not every year that Brookwood’s FCCLA organization has a member who qualifies to attend the national convention.
Flood repercussions: Glendale road repairs cost $198,431
May 9th, 2019by County Line
Sustaining widespread road damages during the August 2018 floods, the Town of Glendale incurred $198,431.81 in repair costs, according to Town of Glendale Chair Raye Walz.
Summit on CWD set for May 9 at KVR
May 2nd, 2019by County Line
A summit on chronic-wasting disease in deer will be offered at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve Visitor Center from 6–9 p.m. Thursday, May 9.
New Norwalk board has organizational meeting
May 2nd, 2019by County Line
There was an array of fresh faces at the Norwalk Village Board meeting on Tuesday evening, including new president Levi Helgren.
Brookwood’s mock crash
May 2nd, 2019by County Line
As an educational tool, Brookwood High School hosted a mock crash April 24.
Ontario school purchase generates confusion
April 25th, 2019by Karen Parker
Although purchasing the old Ontario Elementary School had been discussed briefly at Ontario Village Board meetings, last month’s announcement that the village had purchased the 4.8-acre property came as a surprise to some.
Community
On Campus
Light lunch will be offered during Kendall program on India
Ontario Public Library collecting flood stories
South Side News for May 16
Senior menus for May 20–24
Obituaries
Robert “Bob” E. Jackson
Gay Louise (Wallace) Eliason
Bernice M. Osgood
River August Coenen
Donald “Dean” Garrity
Opinion
Letter to the editor: Former Town of Glendale patrolman’s health is good
Letter to the editor: Why are trees, brush being removed from along creeks?
Letter to the editor: Enjoy the easy lifestyle in Ontario
Editorial cartoon
Ontario chief initiates food-drive challenge with Norwalk, Wilton police departments
Backtalk
Small towns, too, have become hyperpartisan
Norwalk will mark 125 years
We are no longer living in the age of Gaylord Nelson
The Ontario Community Hall deserves better than demolition
When crowds convened in Tomah to criticize public policy
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