The staff of Inspirica shows off a cake recently delivered on short notice by Wilton Stop & Shop. Wiltonian Mary Aly, communication director for a large homeless shelter in Stamford, reports she had 12 hours to get a cake with a logo to launch a new program, and Stop & Shop came through. Inspirica, Inc. is one of the largest providers of services to the homeless in Connecticut and the largest in lower Fairfield County. Staff and clinicians provide vocational training, workforce education, job placement, housing placement, job and housing retention support, children’s services, early childhood and parenting support, counseling, case management, and more.
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Orthopaedic & Neurosurgery Specialists center debuts in Wilton
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Six home sales in Wilton, three for over $1 million
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Nation’s oldest orthopedic hospital opens Wilton office
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Upcoming tax payment deadline information reminder released
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Nature Center in Wilton turtle t-shirts available at fair, and sale
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Wilton Dental Associates, dentist now part of Chamber of Commerce
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Wilton Chamber of Commerce having annual Restaurant Week
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‘Every seat matters’: Restaurants credit outdoor dining for...
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Wilton considers developing outdoor dining regulations
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Pop up shop sale in Wilton Center
