Man injured in rollover crash in Ontario
Ontario emergency services responded to a rollover crash Thursday afternoon on Highway 33, north of the intersection with County Highway ZZ.
Storms cause widespread damage
Severe thunderstorms rolled through the area Tuesday evening, toppling trees and causing wind damage.
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Classifieds for June 4
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South Side News for June 4
June 4th, 2020by County Line
June is bustin’ out all over, and tomorrow (Tuesday), the temperature is supposed to reach 90 degrees
N-O-W refinances debt
June 3rd, 2020by County Line
The Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Board of Education agreed May 27 to refinance $2,655,000 of its long-term building debt, securing a new interest rate of 1.8 percent, a drop from 4 percent.
We should have made more progress since 1968
June 3rd, 2020by County Line
As further evidence that I can be a slow learner, it took me 10 years to conclude that my grand adventure at big-city life was, well, an unqualified flop.
Book review: ‘The Bookseller’ by Cynthia Swanson
June 3rd, 2020by County Line
Thirty-eight-year-old Kitty Miller is perfectly happy with her life. It’s the ‘60s, and except for the Cuba thing, life is good.
Letter to the editor: America has to face inequality, inequity
June 2nd, 2020by County Line
I’m staying in Madison for the night, and Mom just called to check in on me: she heard about the riots and wanted to make sure I was okay.
New sign at Wilton cemetery
June 2nd, 2020by County Line
In time for Memorial Day services, a new monument was installed at St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery in Wilton.
Ontario Farmers Market to continue every Thursday
June 2nd, 2020by County Line
The Ontario Farmers Market opened for the season May 28.
Norwalk Public Library to reopen June 8
June 2nd, 2020by County Line
The Norwalk Public Library will reopen Monday, June 8, with several restrictions in place.
Royall FFA gets Rally to Fight Hunger grant
June 2nd, 2020by County Line
With the cancellation of this year’s Rally to Fight Hunger due to COVID-19, Wisconsin FFA is partnering with the event sponsor, Kerry, and the National FFA to continue to provide this much-needed support throughout the state.
Community
South Side News for June 4
‘True Stories’: Kind and creative Covid stories
Ontario library offering printing services during curbside hours
Summer reading has begun at Wilton Public Library
Kendall meal site will continue not to host activities
News
Royall FFA gets Rally to Fight Hunger grant
Scholarships awarded to Royall seniors
Vernon County Sheriff’s Report for May 25–31
BHS 2020 grads receive scholarships
Vernon County Sheriff’s Report for May 18–24
Backtalk
We should have made more progress since 1968
Graduates face unusual challenges
Our oligarchy is based on wealth
Covid-19 gives new life to quackery
County Line to put out special graduation section
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