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After years of plans to upgrade the track at Wilton High School, the final phase of the 2021 track replacement project will kick off on June 21. The track and turf will both be closed until July 16.

Next phase of Wilton track replacement, indoor dome study to begin

Wilton's hanging flower baskets, a harbinger of the summer, are once again adorning the town's lampposts, such as this flower basket at Village Luncheonette & Pizza located at 88 Old Ridgefield Road.

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The Riverbrook Regional YMCA has announced the hiring of Jarred S. Barnes as its new Chief Development Officer. Barnes will oversee fundraising efforts, and donor relations along with the marketing, and communications efforts for the multi branch association as its approaches milestone anniversaries.

New chief development officer hired at the YMCA in Wilton

A proposal at 141 Danbury Road in Wilton would be the largest residential building in town, initially estimated to have over 170 units.

Concerns surround large housing development proposed for Wilton

First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice's annual salary will be reinstated to $139,511 at the start of the next pay cycle.

Wilton first selectwoman to get full salary after giving back $30K

The Town of Wilton has updated the roads on its paving schedule with the roads being part of the town's proposed 2021 Calendar Year Paving program. Wilton Town Hall is located at 238 Danbury Road in Wilton, Connecticut.

Wilton paving roads updated as part of proposed 2021 program

Amy Tingets, 39, of Norwalk, turned herself in last week on a warrant, charging her with first-degree assault and risk of injury to a child, police said.

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The Memorial Day ceremony began with a rendition of "God Bless America."

Wilton residents gather at Hillside Cemetery on Memorial Day

The scene of the fifth annual Wilton street fair, and sidewalk sales is pictured during a previous year. The Wilton Chamber of Comemrce is having the ninth annual events on Saturday, July 24, 2021, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Wilton Chamber of Commerce hosting street fair, sidewalk sales

Wilton Library

Wilton Library expansion of services, hours now in effect

Volunteers help build land trust trail

Wilton Bulletin

Oct. 4, 2017Updated: June 13, 2019 6:11 p.m.

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