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Town gifts

Wilton Bulletin

June 21, 2015Updated: June 13, 2019 4:22 a.m.

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.