Students collect socks for soldiers, vets
By Wilton Bulletin |
This year’s Socks for Soldiers coordinators, from left, Jake Zeyher, Connor Burke and Kace Stewart. — Contributed photo Wilton High School’s Socks for Soldiers club will be collecting black and military green socks, as well as white tube and crew socks, for soldiers and veterans for its Valentine’s Day Drive. Donation ...
Wilton Heights and Millstone hearings continued
P&Z public hearings on applications submitted by Wilton Heights, LLC and Millstone Farm Holdings, LLC have been continued to Monday, Jan. 28.
Trump tax cuts of concern
Although Wilton’s unemployment rate is 2.4%, First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice does not think Wilton has recovered from the Great Recession.
Social media school ‘threat’ found not to be ‘viable’
By Wilton Bulletin |
A social media post thought to be a possible school threat prompted a response to a Wilton home Tuesday morning, Jan. 15. According to police, the post included a photo of a boy holding what appeared to be a firearm with the caption: Don’t come to school Monday. According to Wilton High School principal Robert O’Donnell, the boy in the photo was wearing a Wilton Warriors shirt. Information from the New Canaan Police Department and Facebook Law Enforcement Response Team identified a Wilton residential address as the origin of the post. Police learned of the post at 5:45 a.m. and ...
St. Joseph pulls away, beats Wilton
The Wilton and St. Joseph girls basketball teams both got off to slow starts in Monday night’s game at the Zeoli Fieldhouse. But once St. Joseph got its shots to ... read more
Wilton boys hoop team holds off St. Joseph
After seeing its 19-point halftime lead whittled down to four points, the Wilton High boys basketball team was able to come away with a 71-66 win over St. Joseph ... read more
Wilton evens record with win over Trumbull
Bouncing back from a close loss to Greenwich in its season-opening meet, the Wilton High gymnastics team defeated visiting Trumbull, 134.1-127.25, on Thursday night. The Warriors (1-1) were led by ... read more
Youth basketball: Wilton teams back in action after break
The following games were recently played by Wilton Basketball Association teams. BOYS 8TH GRADE A three-game slate for Wilton began with a 62-49 road loss to Waterbury. Ryan Preisano led the ... read more
Wilton ski teams ready for season opener
Coming off impressive performances last year, the Wilton High boys and girls ski teams begin the 2019 season later today at Mount Southington. The Warriors are competing against Joel Barlow, Guilford, New ... read more
Wilton skiers impress at opener
By Wilton Bulletin |
Ryan van Heyst prepares for the start of a slalom run at last week's season-opening ski race. Van Heyst was the first finisher for the Wilton boys team and placed seventh overall. The Wilton High boys and girls ski teams began the 2019 season with solid performances last Wednesday at ...
EZ Junk Removal provides solutions for home, business owners
Ezra Zimmerman’s EZ Junk Removal continues to expand in the area. Sponsored Content: Not sure ...
Seasoned real estate agent returns to William Pitt Sotheby’s
Sponsored Content: With a career spanning over 25 years, local real estate agent Valerie Wyman ...
Summers at The Academy: New programs offer fun, learning
Ridgefield Academy's 15-foot water slide, The Patriot Plunge, is a highlight for campers. Sponsored Content: ...
Editorial: To your health
Sometimes new laws are greeted with disdain as imposing more and more regulation on citizens ...
Letter: Community invited to next step in town Plan of Conservation and Development
To the Editors: As part of its continuing update of the 2019-2029 Plan of Conservation ...
Letter: Agritourism issue needs cooling-off period
To the Editors: I’ve followed with interest the saga unfolding at Millstone Farm. (Kind of ...
Social media school ‘threat’ found not to be ‘viable’
A social media post thought to be a possible school threat prompted a response to a Wilton home Tuesday morning, Jan. 15. According to police, ...
Rothstein addresses honor roll decision
The Wilton High School administration’s decision to not publicize the honor roll beginning this school year is “really just a small part of a larger ...
Obituary: Heidi M. Hetz
Heidi Marie Hetz, of Cape Elizabeth, passed away on December 8, 2018 in Scarborough, Maine. She is survived by her son, Joshua Dayton; brother Peter ...
January 1969: Wilton then and now
Among the many documents in the Wilton History Room is a 1969 profile of Wilton that reveals how much — and how little — has ...
Conscious Cook: Settling into the season
“January is here, With eyes that keenly glow; A frost-mailed warrior striding A shadowy steed of snow.” — Edgar Fawcett The holidays have ended, gone ...
Test Drive: Reflecting on 2018’s best rides
Revisiting the dozens of cars we reviewed in 2018, we were struck by the absence of ...
Reel Dad: The Favourite rewrites and refreshes history
Movies teach us what to expect on screen. We know we should get scared if we ...
Binge and Repeat: Secrets haunt the Baudelaires
A Series of Unfortunate Events A Series of Unfortunate Events has returned with even more treacherous ...
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