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Wilton Director of Public Works and Facilities Chris Burney said that the town could save upwards of $90,000 annually with a proposed switch to Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority (HRRA) after its current waste management deal with City Carting & Recycling ends in July.

DPW director: Proposed trash-hauling deal could save Wilton $100K annually

Andrea Leonardi, assistant superintendent, presented the results of a survey conducted for parents and guardians of children with special needs at an online Board of Education meeting last month.

Survey: Parents mostly satisfied with special education...

From left, senior Roenn Crameri, juniors Eli Ackerman and Tyler Casey are urging their school community to make one final push to donate as many socks as possible for veterans in the fourth and final Socks for Soldiers drive, ending April 14.

Socks for Soldiers club makes one final push for donations

The Wilton Garden Club is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with a drive-thru COVID-19 safe Daffodil Festival.

Wilton Garden Club members hosting daffodil festival

Wilton First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice

Vanderslice, Haskell do not support S.B. 1024

The Wilton Fire Commission granted Local 2233, the Wilton Firefighters Union, the ability to rollover vacation to Aug. 31.

Wilton firefighters have more time to use vacation hours

Wilton Congregational Church was granted the ability to install a diesel generator and a 203-gallon diesel fuel tank in a regulated area by the Inland Wetlands Commission.

Local church adding generator to act as emergency center

The Wilton Planning and Zoning Commission is tentatively expecting to draft its own outdoor dining regulations by late April.

Wilton considers developing outdoor dining regulations

The Socks for Soldiers Organization at Wilton High School has begun its last drive for the 2021 school year. The drive began on March 22 and will run through April 14. Roen Crameri, left, Eli Ackerman and Tyler Casey are program coordinators for the organization, Sock for Soldiers, at the high school.

Socks for Soldiers drive in Wilton underway

A sports complex, similar to the Danbury Sports Dome, is being discussed in Wilton.

Indoor domed sports complex proposed in Wilton

Wilton: Click here for info about restaurants and shops

April 29, 2020Updated: April 29, 2020 4:07 p.m.

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Center Street is practically empty on a Saturday afternoon. — 1of8
Center Street is practically empty on a Saturday afternoon.
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Nancy Saxe stocks the shelves at Sweet Pierre's in River Park Plaza, one of the businesses in town that's open. — 2of8
Nancy Saxe stocks the shelves at Sweet Pierre’s in River Park Plaza, one of the businesses in town that’s open.
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The “closed” sign at Arena Hairstyling is indicative of some, but not all Wilton businesses.
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Dennis Luna, the manager at Craft 14 in the River Park Plaza, takes a break while waiting for customers. — 5of8
Dennis Luna, the manager at Craft 14 in the River Park Plaza, takes a break while waiting for customers.
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Raindrops cling to tulips in Wilton Center on Saturday, April 25. In the distance, two people jog along the empty street and sidewalk. — 7of8
Raindrops cling to tulips in Wilton Center on Saturday, April 25. In the distance, two people jog along the empty street and sidewalk.
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