April 2018

Be the first to see the Monticello Historical Society’s new exhibit, “Monticello of Yesteryear” on Thursday, April 26, 2018, at the Monticello Historical Museum, 204 N. Main Street.
The event will take place from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m., and there is a suggested donation of $25.00 per person. Enjoy wine and cheese with fellow historians and museum supporters.

The Village of Belleville Public Works & Parks Committee is conducting a survey of park and recreational facilities as part of the Village’s efforts to update its Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (CORP).  This plan serves to guide the continual improvement of the Village’s parks, open spaces, bicycle and pedestrian facilities.  The CORP also maintains the Village’s eligibility for state and federal recreation grants.

Dear Editor,
If you could do something simple today to save your child from facing a life-altering medical diagnosis down the road, would you?
Of course you would. And you can, with the help of routine vaccines.
Our ability to save lives through vaccination is stronger than ever. Take measles, for instance. Before the measles vaccine was developed, each year the disease caused 400 to 500 deaths, 48,000 hospitalizations, and 1,000 cases of encephalitis (brain swelling).

Dear Editor,
The Monticello Lions Club wishes to thank everyone who supported our successful Pancake Brunch on Sunday, March 18th, especially the people who bought tickets and attended. We also would like to thank the Boy Scouts and the Monticello Spanish Club for a job well done. A big thank you to all individuals and businesses who advertised on our place mats.  Special Thanks to Ken at Gempeler’s Supermarket for the excellent sausages and service.  We appreciate your support.
Nancy Elmer,
Monticello Lions Club