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In this week's Wilton Bulletin

Wilton Bulletin

Dec. 24, 2014

Here are some of the stories and features in this week’s Wilton Bulletin, in mailboxes and on newsstands today:

• Congregation leaders share their holiday messages.

• Superintendent proposes $80-million schools budget.

• Net assets contribute to town’s financial strength.

• Holidays were good to Wilton’s small businesses.

• Wilton restaurants share their New Year’s secrets.

• First Selectman Bill Brennan says Miller-Driscoll Building Committee make-up not mandated.

• What’s open and closed this Christmas?

• Local speech pathologist promotes ‘free water’ for people with swallowing difficulties.

• Towns seek improved rail lines.

• Letter: Listen to your heart.

• Obituaries: Margery B. Anderson, Fabio Correa.

• More than 120 Walter Schalk School of Dance students showed off their dance skills during the Holiday Ball.

• Train fares to rise Jan. 1.

• Warrior Words: A team ready to make some noise.

• Aaron Friedman wins holiday card contest.

• Employers face a new tax.

• Wilton schools will serve more locally grown foods.

• Photos: Holidays in Wilton.

• AAA honors police.

• S4 offers e-book to help with midterm exams.

• Former resident publishes political thriller.

• Editorial: The Season.

• Police Log: Stolen ladder, Domestics, DUIs, Pot possessions.

• Deputy will stand in as interim police chief.

• Wiltonian is inducted into education honor society.

• $3.1 million will go to pensions.

• Legislators consider balance at Environmental Summit.

• $875K deficit projected in education budget.

• Wilton High School boys basketball team routs Ridgefield and Greenwich.

• Wilton High girls basketball team delivers statement in blowout over Greenwich.

• Wilton High School boys hockey team takes season opener on a pair of late goals.

• Wilton High wrestling team takes down Darien in first match of the season.

• Arts & Leisure: First Night celebrations in Westport and Danbury, the Reel Dad says Into the Woods captures Sondheim magic, test driver Steven Macoy has only one complaint about the new Honda CR-V AWD Touring.

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