Allen Myren, Norwalk’s new police chief, is in a common situation: he hasn’t fully embraced retirement.
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Royall reconfiguring staff, talking about referendum
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 … Read the rest
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 … Read the rest
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.
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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, … Read the rest
Ontario marks Fourth of July with festivities, fireworks
Ontario hosted its annual July 4 celebration last week.
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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 … Read the rest
Ontario’s cowboy church
Tor Eness, a rural Ontario country musician, and the Ontario Community Club hosted Cowboy Church on Sunday at the Ontario … Read the rest
Merriment at the Elroy Fair
Despite heavy rain, crowds turned out for the Elroy Fair, which was from June 19–23.
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