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CT man ready for long-awaited Peace Corps mission

In addition to his responsibilities as Wilton’s police chief and emergency management director, John Lynch is also the law enforcement coordinator for Region One, which consists of the 14 area municipalities.

Wilton Police Chief John Lynch announces retirement

A rendering for the proposed house of worship for the Church of Latter-day Saints that is being reviewed for a location near Wilton Center.

Mormon meetinghouse architecture draws criticism in Wilton

Superintendent of Schools Kevin Smith, pictured here in 2020, outlined how tough the surge had been on the district.

Proposed Wilton schools budget would be biggest jump in 8 years

The Veterans Memorial Stadium Track directly after the storm in September.

Wilton receives $1.4M to prevent flooding at high school fields

Part of the focus for Wilton Center is making it more pedestrian friendly and interconnected.

Could rooftop bar come to Wilton Center? It's possible, some say

Will Haskell

Former CT Sen. Will Haskell wanted to inspire younger generation

New State Sen. Ceci Maher at a Yale campaign school.

For Maher, becoming CT senator was next step in life of service

A tree knocked down power lines on Westport Road in Wilton the morning of Dec. 23, 2022.

'Stay off the roads,' Wilton police warn due to icy conditions

Plans for the proposed domed sports complex in Wilton, much like the Danbury Sports Dome pictured here, are not likely to be ready for a public vote in January, per Parks and Recreation Director Steve Pierce,

Wilton sports dome in 'limbo,' Parks and Rec Director says

PHOTOS: Wilton's Food Truck Festival

Wilton Bulletin

Oct. 30, 2018

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Bryan Haeffele photos
Hundreds turned out for Trackside Teen Center's inaugural Food Truck Festival on Oct. 28 at Miller-Driscoll School. They feasted on edible offerings ranging from exotic grilled cheese, pierogies, Greek and Mediterranean delicacies and rice and beans from more than a dozen trucks. There also was musical entertainment, superheroes, and vendors.