In this week's Bulletin

• The race for selectmen.


• Admire fall in Wilton, keep a healthy yard.


• Middlebrook welcomes George Washington statue.


• Diana Nyad talks of grit, determination at Wilton Library.


• Artificial turf is approved, lighting denied. More...


• Repaving of roads rescheduled. More...


• Meet and greet Democratic candidates.


• Police dogs search Wilton High. More...


• Last chances to register to vote.


• Help Wilton Center ‘glow’ for the holidays.


• Legal notices.


• ‘The First Waltz’ comes to Trackside.


• Wilton Library: A ribbon is cut, a gift is given. More...


• Library Lines: Controversial religion examined, Flu season care, Healthy yards, Book Buzz is back, Inspirational author visits, Healthcare for small business.


• Senior Center News: Shakuhachi flute performance, Fall Harvest Festival, Introduction to bridge, Open bridge, Coming events.


• Two solicitors in same week, one a fugitive.


• Frank “Chip” Gawle named semifinalist for 2016 Music Educator Award.


• Riverdance performer to teach Irish dance at Trackside.

• Editorials: Serious business.


• Letters to the Editors: Pro-turf letter is inaccurate, Book sale succeeds with help of many.


• Campaign Notes by the staff: Students to quiz candidates, Selectmen debate Oct. 26, Democrats’ Oktoberfest.


• Candidate Statements: David Clune, Unaffiliated, Board of Selectmen; Deborah McFadden, Democrat, First Selectman.


• A View from Glen Hill: Sacred spaces.


• Endorsement letters.

• Robert Michael Biondi.

• Route 7 DUI.


• Wallet found.


• Truck flipped.

• WHS Football: Penalties a downer for Wilton in 19-7 loss to Warde.


• WHS Girls Soccer: Hats Off: Paisley Eagan’s hat trick powers Wilton in rout of Stamford.


• WHS Boys Soccer: Warriors end scoreless streak, beat Stamford, 3-2.


• WHS Field Hockey: Warriors fall to 11th-ranked Mamaroneck, 2-1.


• WHS Volleyball: Warriors suffer trio of defeats.


• WHS Girls Cross Country: Wilton girls win East Division for first time in five years. More...


• Results, Records, Schedules.


• Youth Soccer results.


• Norwalk River Rowing Association: Wilton rowers headed to Head of the Charles.


• Youth Football results.

• Fashion show benefits social services. More...


• Music on the Hill presents Handel.


• Seniors hear of benefits.


• Bulletin Board.


• Sacred lands at River Road Gallery.

• Wiltonian exhibits at World Maker Faire.


• Warrior Words by Christian Lovallo: Remember that parking brake!


• 26 Wilton students ‘commended’ in National Merit Scholarship Program.

• Janeen Leppert leaves Chamber of Commerce.


• Business Update: Al Alper speaks at I-Day, RVNA wins Innovator Award, Lars Cherichetti to present at ribbon-cutting.


• Real Estate Sales.


• Closing Comments.

• Grace Farms and its iconic building The River opened last weekend.


• The Reel Dad talks about the New York Film Festival.

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