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September 16th, 2020 |
The Village of Wilton has been working toward bringing a Dollar General to town.
At the Monroe County Fair on Sunday, Maddie Wallerman of Norwalk rides a tractor trike in the big wheel race against other competitors in the Moovers and Groovers grouping of the 10th annual Farmer Olympics.
A conversation on critical race theory continued to occupy the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School Board at its regular meeting July 20, with some residents alleging that the conflict-ridden concept had made its way into the school’s curriculum and board members denying it was being taught.
Kendall Fest, scheduled for Labor Day weekend, will serve in part as a postponed celebration of the village’s 125th anniversary.
The Wilton Sportsmen’s Club hosted its tractor pull Sunday in the village's downtown.
A free community concert at Kendall’s Central Park is set for Thursday, July 29, beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The Village of Kendall park committee has proposed a new layout for Glenwood Park, which was severely damaged in...
Jeremy Likely and Laurence Johns of the Wilton Ambulance Service appealed to the Wilton Village Board on Monday to create a facility specifically for the service.
Coach Kalli Brown with daughter Avery and Coach Dave Zmolek wave to the crowd in Thursday’s welcome-home parade to honor the girls track team, which captured the WIAA Division 3 Track and Field State Champion title June 24.
Neither the Royall nor the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District was successful in getting a FEMA grant that would have covered much of the cost of new construction at the schools.
Royall’s Marah Gruen and Alie Palamaruk finish the Panthers’ victory lap while holding the Division 3 state championship trophy.
Brookwood’s Dan Peterson edges Glenwood City’s Austin Nelson (right) and Augusta’s Ben Dickinsen) for second place in the 400 meter dash.
