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Superintendent of Schools Kevin Smith and Board of Education Chair Deborah Low, pictured here from a previous year, overheard the approval of a motion to allow for the implementation of Black and Latino Studies as an elective next school year.

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Wilton may be looking to extend its year-long moratorium on the sale of cannabis.

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The appointment ceremony for the new probationary Wilton Fire Department members.

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Firefighters raise the American flag to half staff at Wilton’s 9/11 remembrance ceremony in 2019.

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The drive-thru pickup for at-home COVID-19 test kits will take place on Friday at the Miller-Driscoll School.

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There was no extensive damage at Merwins Meadow Park, pictured here from last year, as a result from the nor’easter on Tuesday.

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Art House, which sits at the intersection of Danbury Road and Hollyhock Road, is being proposed as a conversion from art studio and office space to apartments, several of which would be offered as affordable.

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In celebration of its numerous achievements over the last 50 years, the Woodcock Nature Cente is hosting a 50th Birthday Bash on Saturday, July 9. A turtle at Woodcock named Elma is shown above.

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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.