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For the ‘nice’ list — library sale begins Tuesday

Wilton Bulletin

Nov. 23, 2015

Wilton Library’s Holiday Book Sale begins Tuesday, Nov. 24, at noon, and runs through Sunday, Jan. 3, during regular library hours. The library gallery will be filled with new and gently used items for all ages including holiday-themed books, craft books, art and history books as well as DVDs and a selection of new, shrink-wrapped CDs. Above, Bill Howard looks through last year’s offerings.