Wildcat marks 75th anniversary
The Friends of Wildcat Mountain State Park put on a 75th anniversary celebration Saturday. The event included a birding hike, an astronomy program, naturalist programs, a fun run/walk, music and other activities.
Walk planned for Hillside Cemetery in Wilton on Sept. 30
The Monroe County Historical Society is planning its annual cemetery walk for Saturday, Sept. 30, at Hillside Cemetery, which is on Cemetery and Arrowhead roads in Wilton.
N-O-W has groundbreaking
The Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District had a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning for its multifaceted construction project.
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Norwalk woman faces felonies related to narcotics
September 21st, 2023by County Line
A rural Norwalk woman faces felony charges of possession of narcotics, felony bail jumping, misdemeanor bail jumping, and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia after her apprehension in Sparta on Sept. 5.
Wilton gets update on wastewater-treatment plant project
September 21st, 2023by County Line
Evan Chambers of Town & Country Engineering attended the Wilton Village Board’s meeting Sept. 11, giving an update on the village’s wastewater-treatment project and making a second pay request.
N-O-W staff receives 2% raise
September 15th, 2023by County Line
The Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School Board voted in closed session Monday to give what amounts to a 2% raise to all employees.
Dinger, village board spar over junk on Norwalk property
September 15th, 2023by County Line
At Tuesday’s Norwalk Village Board meeting, a clearly annoyed Damian Dinger, who operates a repair shop on Main Street, accused the board of singling out his property for junk.
Kendall well No. 2 project mostly done; work on second well in progress
September 15th, 2023by County Line
Newly rebuilt municipal well No. 2 has been operative for the past month, Kendall Public Works Director David Gruen reported to the village board at its meeting Monday.
Progress underway on Ontario’s new subdivisions
September 15th, 2023by County Line
If you were thinking the Taylor addition to the village of Ontario never would be developed, you would not be alone.
Wildcat to celebrate 75th
September 8th, 2023by County Line
Wildcat Mountain State Park of Ontario will mark its 75th anniversary Saturday, Sept. 16.
Former Ontario man pleads guilty to sexual assault, enters diversion agreement
September 8th, 2023by County Line
Former rural Ontario man Dawson O. DeWitt, now of Tomah, entered a guilty/no contest plea in August to second-degree sexual assault of a child younger than 16, but if he meets the terms of a 24-month diversion agreement, the judgment of conviction will not be entered.
‘Celebrate Royall’ focuses on trap club’s achievements
September 8th, 2023by County Line
Andy Wohlrab, organizer of the Royall School District trap club, gave a presentation to the board of education during the “Celebrate Royall” portion of its meeting Aug. 28.
Project Hero riders visit Wilton American Legion
August 31st, 2023by County Line
Bicyclists with Project Hero stopped for lunch at the Wilton American Hall on Thursday as they made their way from Minneapolis to Madison.
N-O-W approves first bid package for construction project
August 31st, 2023by County Line
Work on the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District’s new athletic facilities is slated to begin next week.
Community
Melby celebrates 100th birthday
Ontario Public Library hosting prize drawing
Wilton Public Library to offer events
Reasons to get a library card
Norwalk Public Library running photo, coloring contests
Obituaries
Carol Beverly (Martalock) Craig
Lee E. Taylor
Rosalie J. Chesmore
Betty M. Stone
Jason J. Brueggeman
Backtalk
Celebrating Wildcat’s 75th: The Lord brothers are two intriguing figures from Ontario’s history
Recalling the flood of 2018
When will Wilton’s hotbed cool down?
Republicans shouldn’t have defunded state Office of School Safety
We’ve entered a new era of fake news
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