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March 29th, 2018 |
Although few candidates are drawn to village-board races in recent years, Norwalk finds itself in the position of having six candidates for three positions.
Ontario area residents of a certain age remember the Peeling Ceiling as the home of the Slush Puppie, those sugary, sticky drinks that came around in the summer and proved to be a perfect accompaniment to candy.
The Ontario floodplain ordinance fills 35 pages. It would not be hyperbolic to say it is the most consequential of all of Ontario’s ordinances, nor would it be an exaggeration to say that no one in its nearly 50 years of existence has ever read it in its entirety.
Boomeranging from circuit court to appeals court, a court case over a small, unmarked cemetery in the town of Forest finally ended in the State Supreme Court, with a decision that primarily relied on the definition of “cemetery.”
The Wilton Village Board approved bonuses for its employees at its December meeting, significantly increasing the amount over previous years’ figures.
At its Christmas party Dec. 18, the Kendall Lions Club honored one of its members with the highest award given in the Lions organization.
The Ontario Community Club will sponsor a contra dance at 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12, following the Kickapoo Valley Reserve Winter Festival.
The Norwalk Public Library has new leadership: Ken Kittleson became the new director this week, replacing Jeanne Rice, who had served a 14-year stint in the position.
Ontario hosted a Christmas celebration Dec. 14 at the Ontario Public Library.
Royall Elementary School gave its winter concert Monday.
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1) Many in the 4-year-old-kindergarten group waved to their audience while singing “Rudolph the
Brookwood Junior/Senior High School students gave their Christmas concert Monday.
Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Elementary School students gave their Christmas concert Dec. 6.
