By Sarah Parker | County Line Editor The Royall School District is continuing to reconfigure its staffing arrangements both to save money in the face of declining enrollment and to fill a position for which it had no applications, the board of education learned at its...
Wilton embraces fun at first-ever Weenie Days
Wilton hosted its first-ever Weenie Days last weekend, celebrating a hot dog stand that was once at the corner of Highway 71 and Main Street.
Kendall Public Library experiencing problems with leaks, flooding
Leaks and flooding have beset the Kendall Public Library due to both a compromised roof and poor stormwater drainage, the Kendall Village Board learned at its meeting July 8.
Brookwood’s sports complex nears completion
Brookwood’s new football field and track are nearing completion, with the sod on the football field already almost playable.
District attorney speaks on Wilton case
Monroe County District Attorney Kevin Croninger talked to residents and board members at the Wilton Village Board’s meeting July 8, describing the justice system as it relates to a case pending against former Wilton clerk/treasurer Leigha Barton, who is accused of embezzling about $128,000 from the village.
Ontario marks Fourth of July with festivities, fireworks
Ontario hosted its annual July 4 celebration last week.
Ontario board approves contract for sewer plant
The Ontario Village Board approved a $93,000 contract with Davy Engineering on Monday for work associated with an upgrade of the wastewater treatment plant.
Ontario’s cowboy church
Tor Eness, a rural Ontario country musician, and the Ontario Community Club hosted Cowboy Church on Sunday at the Ontario pavilion. The event served as a kickoff for the village’s annual July 4 celebration.
Merriment at the Elroy Fair
Despite heavy rain, crowds turned out for the Elroy Fair, which was from June 19–23.
Royall referendum likely slated for fall
It’s strongly likely the Royall School District will run a referendum in November to raise more money for operational expenses, Superintendent Scott Uppena told the board of education at its meeting Monday.