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November 14th, 2019 |
The Norwalk Friends of the Community/Amigos de la Comunidad group hosted its 22nd annual free Thanksgiving dinner Sunday evening at the Norwalk Community Center, serving 250 people.
Living in Norwalk is likely to become more expensive in the future, as was explained at Tuesday evening’s regular board meeting.
Though it seemed the question of where a taco truck could park had been resolved at April’s Ontario Village Board meeting, that appeared not to be the case at Monday’s meeting.
Demolition of the Kendall Motors building was completed this week.
The Royall School District is advertising for a new school superintendent to replace Mark Gruen, who has taken a position with the Johnson Creek School District.
Roger Mattison of the Coon Valley American Legion presented state awards on Monday for years of service to the Ontario American Legion
Attendees at Royall’s school board meeting Monday posed questions regarding the recently taxpayer-approved building project, asking how construction would affect both the start of school next fall and the amount of parking available at the schools.
A bench warrant was issued Tuesday for a Norwalk man facing a felony charge of second-degree sexual assault of a child after he failed to appear in Monroe County Circuit Court.
Repercussions continue from the August 2018 flood, as the Milk Jug Cafe building on Garden Street in Ontario was demolished Tuesday.
Echo Valley Hope will host a free gathering the first Tuesday of each month called, “Let’s Talk.”
