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Renderings of the Connecticut Humane Society regional headquarters proposed for Danbury Road in Wilton.

Humane Society proposal in Wilton faces pushback from public

Wilton unveils new athletic logo

Wilton will be receiving nearly $300,000 more in grants from the state budget, according to statistics provided by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities.

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Board of Finance members, from left, including Chairman Jeff Rutishauser, Vice Chairman Michael Kaelin, and Stewart Koenigsberg, listen to comments on the budget from school officials on Feb. 6.

Wilton finance board will not give budget guidance this year

At a celebration of 50 years in 2011 at the School Sisters Motherhouse Villa Notre Dame in Wilton. Thirty residents and some staff have tested positive, resulting in the calling in of a COVID-19 response team from the state.

Villa Notre Dame in Wilton for sale after nuns’ departure

State Rep. Stephanie Thomas (D-143) listens to speeches.

Lamont, state leaders speak to Wilton’s Democratic candidates

Tom Moore, post adjutant, lays a tattered flag to rest.

Wilton American Legion holds annual flag retirement ceremony

The proposed indoor sports complex in Wilton has been said to have plans similar to the domed turf complex in Danbury, as seen here.

Wilton dome sports complex closer to becoming reality

Superintendent of School Kevin Smith directs two students into school for their first day of in-person class at Miller-Driscoll on Sept. 8. Enrollment has declined by 125 students as of October Smith recently told the Board of Education.

Superintendent addresses bus delays, food shortages and traffic

The Dana Dam was first constructed by Charles Dana in an effort to create a seasonal skating pond and swimming pool for his children many years ago.

Wilton dam removal to help flooding and fish in the Norwalk River

More parking for trail visitors

Wilton Bulletin

June 10, 2017

A new eight-space parking lot at the intersection of Autumn Ridge Drive and Sharp Hill Road is now available to visitors of the Norwalk River Valley Trail (NRVT). Last July, the Friends of Norwalk River Valley Trail requested permission from the Planning and Zoning Commission to build the lot following the ‘unintended consequence’ of trail visitors parking on Autumn Ridge instead of in the Route 7 commuter parking lot.