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Wilton Bulletin

Nov. 17, 2015

Pedestrians and motorists will be affected as work on crosswalks in Wilton Center begins Wednesday, Nov. 18, according to Wilton police.

There may be a need for some road closures and traffic will be diverted/directed by police officers and flaggers. The work will begin in the area of the Village Market on Wednesday morning at 7:30 and is expected to take up to two weeks, weather permitting.