Whitetown’s new, modern shop on display Saturday

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher Town shops are not exactly a high art form. They tend to be basic utililitarian structures housing road equipment and tools, and they attract even less notice than does a cornfield. But on Saturday, area residents will have an...

Royall revisits plans for referendum

By SARAH PARKER | County Line Editor The Royall Board of Education considered ways to finance a new roof at the intermediate school/high school building, including a referendum to exceed the state-imposed revenue caps, at its meeting Monday. The board had intended to...

Monroe County Clean Sweep is Saturday

Are old cans of paint and varnish cluttering the garage? Now is the time to rid your home and farm of hazardous and special wastes. The Monroe County Landfill welcomes all of that stuff you would rather not think about, aren't planning to leave to your kids, and is...

Dougherty only candidate for Wilton president

By SARAH PARKER | County Line Reporter Based on Monday's Village of Wilton caucus results, George Dougherty will be the sole village president candidate on the April ballot. Incumbent Ted Barnes is finishing his first term. Six were nominated to trustees' positions:...

Only incumbents sign up for local school boards

Boards in both the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton and the Royall school districts will remain unchanged. At Royall, incumbents Sara Palamarek and Ross Friedl submitted papers for the April election, and they will face no challengers. N-O-W's status is the same: incumbents...

Kendall’s village board race may be contested

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Editor If all four candidates agree to run, Kendall could have a contested race for village board. At Monday evening's caucus, incumbents Bob Mahr and Jim Lunde said they would serve again. A former Kendall village board president, Marlin...

Wiedl seeks fourth term on Norwalk Village Board

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Editor Mike Wiedl will run for a fourth term as Norwalk Village President, making the announcement at Tuesday evening's caucus. Incumbent trustee Reuben Degenhardt opted not to run again, and incumbents Jeff Gnewikow and John Doll will...

Elroy man urges Royall to upgrade security

By SARAH PARKER | County Line Reporter Prompted by Friday's school massacre in Newtown, Conn., John Clark of Elroy appealed to the Royall Board of Education on Monday to install a security system in the district facilities. Royall essentially has an open-door policy,...

N-O-W parent objects to grading system

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Editor When is an "A+" just an "A"? Evidently when it comes time to compute the winner of the Academic Excellence Scholarship, a state-administered, $2,250 award for students who attend Wisconsin secondary education institutions. The...

Police seek information on Ontario burglary

The Ontario Police Department is seeking information on a burglary that occurred some time between Dec. 8 and Dec. 11 at a home on First Street in Ontario. An Xbox 360 gaming system, about 20 Xbox games and about 200 DVD movies were taken from the home. Two sets of...

As supply meets demand, Wisconsin’s frac sand rush slows

By KATE PRENGAMAN Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism For more than a year, a 30-foot-tall pile of unwanted sand towered over three acres on Claude Riglemon’s property. The price for the sand dropped about the time this stockpile was ready for sale, so the...

Norwalk-Wilton Police Department is over budget

By SARAH PARKER | County Line Reporter Facing overruns in costs associated with fuel and vehicle maintenance, the Wilton Village Board on Monday agreed to grant an extra $2,281.25 in the Norwalk-Wilton Police Department budget for 2012. The joint-village police...

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