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October 12th, 2023 |
After 34 years with the Village of Ontario, Public Works Director Paul Gibson retired in July.
Hosting a hearing Nov. 20, the Wilton Village Board met with residents to discuss the 2024 budget and aspects of local government’s past spending patterns.
Wilton community members put on a free dinner on Thanksgiving at the Wilton American Legion Hall.
It’s not exactly as though Valley is a boom town of commercial development. But for almost three decades, folks with a green thumb have been wending their way through the hills and valleys for a stop at New Era Nursery on County Highway P, just a few miles out of Valley.
It’s that time again: The St. John’s Ladies Aid Annual Christmas Cookie Walk is coming Saturday, Dec. 2, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Local hunters made their way into the woods starting Saturday. The following had successful hunts....
Norwalk hosted its annual community Thanksgiving dinner Sunday at the Norwalk Fire Station.
If you thought Ontario’s new developments have been taking years to complete, you would be correct.
By Pat Mulvaney | For the County Line With construction well underway on the new sports complex at Brookwood High...
The Kendall Lions Club hosted its annual holiday fair Friday and Saturday at the Kendall Community Hall.
The Ontario Community Club puts on its Trunk-or-Treat on Halloween off the village square....
Following its annual meeting Monday, the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School Board approved a $14 million budget that included a $2.82 million tax levy, with $1.2 million of that being debt service.
