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July 7th, 2021 |
Steve Kaiser of Low Ridge Honey gave a presentation June 23 at the Norwalk Public Library as part of the “Tales and Tails Summer Reading Program.”
Author Wayne Abrahamson is originally from Elroy, Wis. He spent 24 years in the U.S. Navy and acquired many skills. “... (H)is first novel, ‘Black Silver’ is based on his previous experiences in the South China Sea and Southeast Asia …. ”
The crops in the fields are looking beautiful as we travel the country roads.
Are you ready for some football?
The Wilton Public Library is hiring for a very part-time position of Memorial Garden caretaker.
The early days of St Luke’s and the settlers living in what was known as Schauer Valley were filled with struggles and challenges.
These FREE programs will be offered at the Ontario Public Library.
The Norwalk Public Library is having a raffle for a backpack filled with many of the back-to-school supplies needed for school.
Our neighbors seem to be enjoying a close-to-home existence these days, as they haven’t been responding to my calls, or when I do talk to them, they are content to hibernate during these warmer days. So I guess most of the news will again be from me and the gals on the west end of the valley. So, here goes.
This week, we will share a bit more about Rev. Parisius, the first pastor and organizer of St. Luke’s.
There’s still time to participate in our adult summer reading program (18 and older).
The subtitle for “Bone Deep” is “An inside look into the case that inspired the podcast and tv mini-series “The Thing About Pam: Untangling the Betsy Faria Murder Case.” It’s billed as a true story.
