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The appointment ceremony for the new probationary Wilton Fire Department members.

Wilton FD to be fully staffed for first time since COVID started

Firefighters raise the American flag to half staff at Wilton’s 9/11 remembrance ceremony in 2019.

Wilton paying tribute to those lost on 9/11

The drive-thru pickup for at-home COVID-19 test kits will take place on Friday at the Miller-Driscoll School.

Family reaches tentative deal in CT schools child sex abuse case

Ceci Maher

CT’s 26th Senate District candidates differ on affordable housing

There was no extensive damage at Merwins Meadow Park, pictured here from last year, as a result from the nor’easter on Tuesday.

E. coli caused by geese closes Wilton pond, officials say

Art House, which sits at the intersection of Danbury Road and Hollyhock Road, is being proposed as a conversion from art studio and office space to apartments, several of which would be offered as affordable.

Some Wilton residents feeling squeezed out by rent hikes

In celebration of its numerous achievements over the last 50 years, the Woodcock Nature Cente is hosting a 50th Birthday Bash on Saturday, July 9. A turtle at Woodcock named Elma is shown above.

Woodcock Nature Center to host 50th anniversary birthday bash

A cell tower off Deer Run Road in Wilton.

Why officials say Wilton’s new 911 system could cost more

Wilton voters have approved the municipal budget, which includes about $33.9 million for the town, $86.7 million for schools, $9 million for debt service and nearly $1.3 million for the charter authority.

Wilton voters approve $130.9 million budget

Lucy Beach, Miya Lasher, Ella DeLuca, Sayuki Layne in Wilton High School's spring musical production of Legally Blonde. The show opens at The Clune Center in Wilton, Connecticut on May 18, 2022.

Wilton High students to perform ‘Legally Blonde’

AG Tong and state house candidate Thomas discuss racial justice

Jeannette Ross

June 17, 2020

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, shown speaking in Greenwich last fall, will join in a conversation on racial justice Thursday, June 18, at 7 p.m. via Zoom. — 1of3
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, shown speaking in Greenwich last fall, will join in a conversation on racial justice Thursday, June 18, at 7 p.m. via Zoom.
Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and Stephanie Thomas, the Democratic candidate for the 143rd district seat in the state House of Representatives, will participate in a conversation on “Racial Justice in Connecticut: The Path Forward,” Thursday, June 18, at 7 p.m.

The discussion is being presented by the College Democrats of Connecticut via Zoom.

For information on viewing the event, visit events.cdct@gmail.com.