Wilton Ambulance Service improved care in 2018
As the year comes to a close, I wanted to write a letter to inform our service area about the exciting things impacting the Wilton Ambulance Service.
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Wilton Public Library open house to focus on aging, caregiving
Each family has its quirks, and mine is no exception. More than 20 years ago, my mom served a blueberry pie at Thanksgiving in which she had substituted the entire allotment of sugar for salt.
Archives
Letter to editor: A book club for everyone
January 10th, 2019by Larry Ballwahn
A book club for everyone By Larry Ballwahn | Wilton For any reader who has the time and inclination, a book club adds a new level of enjoyment to reading.
Letter to the editor: Trump’s pulling a bait and switch
January 10th, 2019by Don Foy
By demanding money so that “his” border wall be built, President Trump is portraying himself as courageously delivering on a campaign promise.
Letter to the editor: How can Norwalk develop a progressive, forward-thinking attitude?
November 29th, 2018by Chris Gough
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: Progressives could learn from the pilgrims
November 21st, 2018by Bob Janovick
We have just witnessed an election wherein the progressives have pushed toward their goal of socialism.
Letter to the editor: Racism, prejudice need to be addressed
November 21st, 2018by Janelle Stoikes
I am writing today regarding racism. With the march to the border, new immigration policies, and a pointless wall on the border, I feel it needs to be addressed.
Letter to the editor: Special-education teachers who truly love the field are difficult to find
November 15th, 2018by Sandra McAnany
Outstanding special education teachers who truly love the field can be almost impossible to find.
Your right to know: Racine case shows folly of official secrecy
November 15th, 2018by Steve Lovejoy
Secrecy in government, compounded by court-ordered secrecy, gives rise to speculation and rumor.
Letter to the editor: Every vote matters
November 1st, 2018by Lee Van Landuyt
Every vote matters By Lee Van Landuyt | Hillsboro In this election season, it is vital that everyone distinguish fact from fiction and truth from “alternative-truths.” It is not always easy to
Community
Wilton Public Library to host Bunco starting Jan. 30
Kendall group has potluck, movie night
On Campus
Ontario Public Library to offer Hot Reads for Cold Nights
Kendall meal site to host assortment of January events
Obituaries
Rosella A. Clark
Leonard O. Degenhardt Jr.
Mildred B. Radke
Roger M. Liefke
Elaine L. Popp
Backtalk
Glimpses of kindness this Christmas
The war on Christmas goes on
Is Gow’s faux pas worth the uproar?
Spending Thanksgiving with Joe McCarthy
Thanksgiving is a time for resolutions
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