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Wildlife in Crisis worked to rehabilitate two owls, which were recently released into the wild.

Two owls injured by cars fly free in Wilton after rehabilitation

Wilton First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice

Wilton residents blast possible mill rate hike: 'a wake-up call'

Wilton Candlelight Music will present a concert featuring Percussion & Friends from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 2, at the Wilton Congregational Church. Aya Kaminaguchi, principal percussionist of the New Haven Symphony, and Michael Singer, principal tympanist of the New Haven Symphony, will be joined by other symphony musicians in concert.

Wilton Library Lines: Percussion & Friends to perform in concert

Allen's Meadow recreation fields are located near the corner of Danbury Road and Olmstead Hill Road, Wilton, on Feb. 17, 2013.

Wilton weights costs, environmental impact of new turf field

Wilton High School students will put on a production of 'Mary Poppins' this spring at the David F. Clune Center for the Arts at Wilton High School in Wilton. It is show on Monday March 21, 2011.

Prom dress sale benefits Wilton's production of 'Mary Poppins'

An artist-in-residence works in the studio at Weir Farm National Historic Park in Ridgefield and Wilton.

Weir Farm to welcome six 'talented' artists-in-residence in 2023

The Brubeck Collection -- items related to jazz great Dave Brubeck -- can be found in the Wilton Library.

Wilton Library putting a spotlight on The Brubeck Collection

The Wilton Library

Wilton Library Lines: Mr. Beethoven to drop in at kids' concert

A rendering designed by Granoff Architects that was included in Wilton Center Lofts, LLC's application for a five-story apartment building at 12 Godfrey Place.

Wilton Center housing proposal grows to 5 stories, 42 apartments

Members of Minks to Sinks gathered at its recent annual meeting to present Family & Children’s Agency a check commemorating the $117,000 the organization’s tag sales raised for the nonprofit in 2022.

Wilton seeks volunteers to help out at Townwide Cleanup Day

Wilton Rocks for Food is resounding success

Wilton Bulletin

Dec. 7, 2016

Wilton Rocks for Food 2016 was a rocking success on Dec. 3, said Andy Schlesinger, the guitarist who organized the fund-raising event. He said 300 people paid to see 32 Wilton musicians play for four hours at the Trackside Teen Center. The event raised $45,000 for the Connecticut Food Bank and the Wilton Interfaith Food Pantry.