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For the first time in weeks, Wilton no longer has received a "gray zone" status, signifying very low transmission for the week as reported by the CT Department of Public Health. COVID-19 cases more than quadrupled between the week beginning Nov. 7 and the week beginning Nov. 14.

COVID cases jump ahead of Thanksgiving in Wilton, public schools

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Voting information, and deadlines for the upcoming election in Wilton on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, have been announced. Wilton Town Hall is previously shown. Wilton Town Hall is located at 238 Danbury Road in Wilton. Tuesday, November 2, is Election Day.

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A typical radio room used at any of the sites utilized by Wilton to emit a radio signal.

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Overflow of infill and debris could be seen stemming from behind the home bleachers at Wilton Veterans Memorial Stadium.

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One dose of the Moderna vaccine, taken in October 2021.

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One small office is shared by Officer David Hartman and another department member.

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Circle of Care co-founder Liz Salguero is joined by two children the organization has helped, either through financial donations, emotional support or social activities.

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Members of the Wilton Police Department, along with the Fire Department and Highway Department, shaved their heads Thursday in solidarity with police officer Elise Ackerman after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Purple pinwheels sprout in Wilton

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Oct. 15, 2015

Members of Wilton HIgh School PeaceWorks have placed purple pinwheels in Wilton Center to commemorate victims of domestic violence in Wilton over the past year. In back, from left, are Lizzie MacDonald, Nickia Muraskin, Kaitlin Zappaterrini, Kaitlin McNamara, Mackenzie Holmgren, Megan DiMattio, and Daniella Chavez. In front are Natalia Matuk, Haley MacDonald, and Jessica Weiner. Not included but also a member of PeaceWorks are Jo-Jo Greip and Allison Farago.