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April 3rd, 2019 |
Back by popular demand! It’s time to celebrate spring and new beginnings.
Flood damage isn’t stopping organizers of the annual Fourth of July Celebration in Ontario, who have chosen the theme “Still Afloat” for the big parade at noon on July 4.
President Donald Trump might have signed a disaster-relief bill of $19 billion, but how much will filter down to Vernon County remains unknown, according to officials at a flood recovery meeting at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve on Tuesday.
Ontario Village Board grapples with food-cart ordinance County Line Publisher Emeritus Ontario’s new food-cart ordinance turned out to be a hot potato at Monday night’s village board meeting.
Wilton property owners will see a 10 percent hike in their sewer rates starting in September, the village board decided at its meeting Monday.
Though the situation could change in a matter of days, the Kendall School Marketplace remains open, as the company that may convert it to a hemp-processing plant has not bought the building.
At the suggestion of village board president Levi Helgren, Norwalk will try a new approach to tackling sidewalk replacement.
The Wilton Public Library hosted Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Elementary School’s Preschool Party in the Park on Wednesday.
McKinley Lunde of Kendall caught the first fish of the day at the Wilton Rod & Gun Club’s free kids’ fishing day on Sunday.
The David and Don Hall Farm northwest of Tomah hosted the annual Monroe County Dairy Breakfast on Saturday.
Wilton Public Library Director Gina Rae’s last day will be Wednesday, June 19.
Lucas Bender, owner of the Long Shot Saloon in Norwalk, is purchasing the former Kick Back Bar in Kendall.
