Wilton celebrates Thanksgiving
Wilton community members put on a free dinner on Thanksgiving at the Wilton American Legion Hall.
New Era Nursery to change owners
It’s not exactly as though Valley is a boom town of commercial development. But for almost three decades, folks with a green thumb have been wending their way through the hills and valleys for a stop at New Era Nursery on County Highway P, just a few miles out of Valley.
Hunters have successful opener
Local hunters made their way into the woods starting Saturday. The following had successful hunts.
Archives
Wilton over budget by about $205,000 in 2022; village ceases sponsorship of Wilton Fest
November 30th, 2023by County Line
Hosting a hearing Nov. 20, the Wilton Village Board met with residents to discuss the 2024 budget and aspects of local government’s past spending patterns.
Kendall cookie walk slated for Dec. 2
November 27th, 2023by County Line
It’s that time again: The St. John’s Ladies Aid Annual Christmas Cookie Walk is coming Saturday, Dec. 2, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Norwalk hosts Thanksgiving
November 17th, 2023by County Line
Norwalk hosted its annual community Thanksgiving dinner Sunday at the Norwalk Fire Station.
Progress continues on Ontario developments
November 17th, 2023by County Line
If you thought Ontario’s new developments have been taking years to complete, you would be correct.
N-O-W school project gaining steam
November 17th, 2023by County Line
By Pat Mulvaney | For the County Line With construction well underway on the new sports complex at Brookwood High...
Kendall Holiday Fair
November 9th, 2023by County Line
The Kendall Lions Club hosted its annual holiday fair Friday and Saturday at the Kendall Community Hall.
Ontario celebrates trunk-or-treat
November 6th, 2023by County Line
The Ontario Community Club puts on its Trunk-or-Treat on Halloween off the village square....
N-O-W sets 2023-24 levy at annual meeting
October 26th, 2023by County Line
Following its annual meeting Monday, the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School Board approved a $14 million budget that included a $2.82 million tax levy, with $1.2 million of that being debt service.
Royall votes on final levy amount
October 26th, 2023by County Line
Though the Royall School District approved a preliminary 2023–24 levy and mill rate at its annual meeting and budget hearing last month, the board of education OK’d the final figures at its regular meeting Monday.
Progress continues on N-O-W project
October 21st, 2023by County Line
Progress is underway on the initial phases of the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District’s building and renovation project, and representatives of general contractor Market & Johnson and TSP Architects & Engineers gave an update at the board of education’s Monday meeting.
End of an era
October 12th, 2023by County Line
After 34 years with the Village of Ontario, Public Works Director Paul Gibson retired in July.
Community
Kendall Public Library’s Love Lights list available
South Side News for Nov. 30
Gjefle: The gift of God
Ontario Public Library to host program on Christmas Bird Count
Senior menus for Dec. 4–8
Obituaries
David Paul Schreier
Marie M. Whitehead
Kevin T. Sorenson
Darlene Elva (Rumppe) Hanson
Erna Doris Kamperschroer
Opinion
Letter to the editor: Bird counts slated for December
Letter to the editor: A Thanksgiving prayer
Letter to the editor: Medicare Advantage can create healthcare challenges
Letter to editor: Don’t decimate small forest at Kendall’s Glenwood Park
Letter to the editor: Silence equals acquiescence?
Backtalk
Looking back on our 40th year, 1983–2023 (part two)
Looking back on our 40th year, 1983–2023
Private insurers insert profit-over-patient mentality into Medicare
Does the Parents’ Rights Act ensure any new rights?
Medicare Advantage reflects power insurance companies have over Congress
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