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Board of Finance members, from left, including Chairman Jeff Rutishauser, Vice Chairman Michael Kaelin, and Stewart Koenigsberg, listen to comments on the budget from school officials on Feb. 6.

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At a celebration of 50 years in 2011 at the School Sisters Motherhouse Villa Notre Dame in Wilton. Thirty residents and some staff have tested positive, resulting in the calling in of a COVID-19 response team from the state.

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State Rep. Stephanie Thomas (D-143) listens to speeches.

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Tom Moore, post adjutant, lays a tattered flag to rest.

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The proposed indoor sports complex in Wilton has been said to have plans similar to the domed turf complex in Danbury, as seen here.

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Superintendent of School Kevin Smith directs two students into school for their first day of in-person class at Miller-Driscoll on Sept. 8. Enrollment has declined by 125 students as of October Smith recently told the Board of Education.

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The Dana Dam was first constructed by Charles Dana in an effort to create a seasonal skating pond and swimming pool for his children many years ago.

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A portion of the newly renovated Wilton High School track filled with sand as a result of the overflow from Ida.

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Volunteers help build land trust trail

Wilton Bulletin

Oct. 4, 2017

More than 40 volunteers turned out Sept. 30, including Wilton High School students past and present, landowners, and neighbors to build nearly 100 feet of boardwalk and reroute nearly 200 feet of existing trail in the Wilton Land Conservation Trust’s Harrison-Smith Preserve, which abuts Quarry Head Park. Together they encompass nearly 80 acres of forested land and meadows, highly valued for its importance for climate resiliency, clean water and wildlife preservation.

Among those helping out were master trailbuilder Dave Francefort and former Wiltonian Randy Tate.

Information: wiltonlandtrust.org