About 240 Royall School District students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade are enrolled in this year’s summer school program.

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.

The Wilton Village Board denied the Town of Wellington’s request Monday that the former forgive or reduce two Wilton Ambulance Service chargebacks, a figure that reflects unpaid ambulance bills from town of Wellington patients.

Kendall will host a public discussion on Glenwood Park repair efforts at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 24.

Most local village-board races were uncontested Tuesday, but the exception was Norwalk, where voters overturned the incumbents, bringing a mostly new slate to the village board.

At odds over when to discuss contracts and compensation, the Royall School Board reached an impasse at its meeting Monday, voting 2–2 to table the matter until board member Doug Waterman could attend a meeting.

Some homeowners in Wilton’s Arrowhead Subdivision have reported high levels of radon, a radioactive gas that is found in one in three Monroe County homes, Joy Krueger of the Monroe County Health Department told a crowd that had gathered March 1 at the Wilton Public Library for a discussion on the matter.

Moving forward with a plan to replace football-field lighting, the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Board of Education accepted a bid March 11 from Galileo Consulting of La Crosse for $12,000.

In a preliminary exploration, the Kendall Village Board is considering adding water and sewer service to Derrick Street (County Highway P southwest) and to Glendale Road.

The Royall School Board approved teacher and support-staff raises after meeting in a closed session Feb. 25.