The Kendall Lions Club hosted its annual Fundfest auction Saturday night, when rural Kendall resident Sally Dana received the club’s Citizen of the Year award. Proceeds from the auction will go toward Lions projects.
Wilton woman marks 100th year
Eloise Evans of Wilton has achieved centenarian status, noting that her 100 years has made for a “good life.”
N-O-W’s health insurance premiums drop by 15%
The Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District’s health insurance premiums will drop by 15 percent with its new contract, Superintendent Travis Anderson told the board at its meeting Monday.
Norwalk grapples with reports of homelessness, unsafe living situations
The Norwalk Village Board had a preliminary talk April 9 on the emerging problem of homeless people and unsafe living conditions in the village.
Celebrating 105 years
Edith Marshall, a resident of Elroy Health Services, celebrated her 105th birthday Saturday at RiversEnd Bar & Grill in Ontario.
N-O-W board approves $22.9M in second round of bids
By Pat Mulvaney | For the County Line The N-O-W School Board at a special meeting last week approved $22.9 million in bids for the remaining part of the referendum project set to get underway this spring. According to Superintendent Travis Anderson, the project is on...
Kendall OKs new parks ordinance
To address the recent trend of unhoused people camping in Glenwood Park, the Kendall Village Board approved a new ordinance governing parks at its meeting Monday.
Sewer-rate increase set for Wilton
The Wilton Village Board agreed to a $1.9 million, 25-year loan Monday to help cover the costs of renovating and upgrading its wastewater treatment plant, which was constructed in 1980.
Ontario board resolves cut-electrical-line issue
After a few months of wrangling over who was going to pay for a severed electrical line near the community pavilion, the Ontario Village Board finally settled on a solution.
Date changed for Barton’s hearing
A preliminary hearing for Leigha Barton, the former Wilton clerk/treasurer accused of embezzlement from the village, now is slated for 1 p.m. Thursday, April 18, in Monroe County Circuit Court.