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Ontario chief initiates food-drive challenge with Norwalk, Wilton police departments
When I returned to the Village of Ontario as the Peace Officer, I was pleasantly informed of the food pantry at Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Schools.
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Letter to the editor: Former Town of Glendale patrolman’s health is good
May 9th, 2019by Steve Murray
I’d like to express my thanks to the many of you who have contacted me regarding my health and my employment with the township.
Letter to the editor: Why are trees, brush being removed from along creeks?
May 9th, 2019by Paulette Karper
I would like to voice my concerns as to what’s going on with the pulling out of trees and brush along our creeks.
Letter to the editor: Enjoy the easy lifestyle in Ontario
May 9th, 2019by Peg Hedrick
Sunday was a nice day. My oldest daughter took me to a very distinctive bar in Ontario.
Your right to know: Body cam bill balances privacy, openness
May 2nd, 2019by Kyle Geissler
When so much about politics is partisan, one might expect a topic like police body cameras to be contentious, particularly as it relates to public access to recordings.
Letter to the editor: Support appreciated for Wilton food pantry
May 2nd, 2019by Lorrie Bever
St. Paul’s Food Pantry continues to serve many needy families in the Wilton area. Over the last two years, we have had more than 60 different families visit the pantry, and about 30 of these families use it regularly.
Letter to the editor: A nation of sheep
May 2nd, 2019by Lee Van Landuyt
“A Nation of Sheep,” authored by William Lederer, was published in 1961. Its purpose was to shed light on and discuss the effects of the apathy and ignorance of the American people at that time.
Letter to the editor: Republican confusion
May 2nd, 2019by Dave Wester
“It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to” are words from a pop song of the 1960s. It may become the Republican theme song.
Letter to the editor: Choice: Populism or compassionate socialism
April 25th, 2019by Ron Lee
I never thought people of Wisconsin would even have thought about electing a party that called itself socialist Democrats.
Letter to the editor: Ontario Community Hall invokes a lot of memories
April 25th, 2019by Brad Steinmetz
I just finished reading your Backtalk column on Ontario’s historic community hall. Wow, did the memories ever come flooding back (bad term under the circumstances?).
Guest view: Ontario residents face obvious concerns
April 25th, 2019by Dave Rynes
There should be no surprise I have returned to the Village of Ontario as your Peace Officer after a decade and a few years of absence.
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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