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Wilton Board of Education Chair Ruth DeLuca at a school board meeting on Dec. 1, 2022.

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Proposed cell tower coverage map provided by Verizon.

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A rendering of the proposed building at 12 Godfrey Place in Wilton Center.

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Wilton High School saw the majority of cases in the district’s surge over the past number of weeks.

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Wilton Police headquarters

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The Chou Chou storefront at Kimco's Wilton Executive Campus Thursday, March 9, 2017, on River Road in Wilton, Conn.

Revised mixed-use project gets better reception by Wilton P&Z

Ava Malagisi from Ridgefield helps her younger brother Max get the bell on his bicycle to ring while riding as their mother walks on the Norwalk River Valley Trail, (NRVT,) along the Wilton Loop portion of the trail in a previous year. The trail has received a $3 million construction grant through support from the Town of Ridgefield, along with WestCOG, (Western Connecticut Council of Governments,). The Friends of the NRVT, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is dedicated to the creation of the 30 mile, multi-use, handicap accessible, soft surface trail running through the heart of Fairfield County from Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk, through Wilton, Ridgefield and Redding, and ending at Rogers Park in Danbury.

Wilton to extend the Norwalk River Valley Trail by nearly a mile

Essay-contest winner Elyse Pencu, 11, of Wilton waits for the ceremony to start.

American Legion Post 86 leads Wilton's 2022 Veterans Day ceremony

An aerial view of Wilton Center, which is the focus of a master planning process that is in preliminary study phases right now with BFJ Planning.

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Town gifts

Wilton Bulletin

June 21, 2015

The Board of Selectmen accepted several gifts at its meeting on Monday, June 15.
The board accepted donations for the removal of lily pads from Horseshoe Pond amounting to $2,149.
A total of $400 was donated for a memorial tree and plaque to honor John Guerra, a parks and recreation employee who died earlier this year.