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The Town of Wilton passed its fiscal year 2022 budget after hosting a hearing and a vote on May 8 and 15 respectfully.

Only 4% of Wilton residents vote on town budget

A scene from Wilton High School's performance of WORKING which will open on May 19th. The musical will take place outdoors at Kristine Lilly FIeld at the high school. A scene from Wilton High Schoolâ€™s performance of WORKING which will open on May 19th. The musical will take place outdoors at Kristine Lilly FIeld at the high school.

Wilton High theater department ‘Working’ out a final performance

Jennifer Bradshaw, a nature educator at Woodcock Nature Center in Wilton, and Kris Zulkeski returned to the Miller-Driscoll School courtyard for the fourth year in a row to move a flock of newly-hatched ducklings to a more inhabitable environment.

Wilton nature center returns to save ducklings at Miller-Driscoll

A judge at the Cannon Grange Fair in a previous year, reviews vegetable entries for the fair. Wilton's oldest community organization, has launched "The Grange Exchange," a free swap shop of heirloom gardening, along with nature books, plants, and seeds.

Gardening ‘Swap Shop’ launched by Cannon Grange in Wilton

The Gregory Home, located at 2 Pimpewaug Road in Wilton, has been a topic of discussion for proposed developments on the property in years past because of its historic significance.

Wilton’s historic Gregory Home eyed as possible location for development

Ari Enu, 5, of Wilton receives ice cream from Jack Lewis of College Creamery at Wilton Library's ice cream social on Saturday, May 8, 2021, in Wilton, Connecticut. New residents were invited to gather and receive individually-wrapped ice cream bars courtesy of the library's Board of Trustees. The social commemorates the library's 125th anniversary.

Library holds social with college creamery truck

James "Jory" Higgins

Wilton announces new Middlebrook School principal, dean

Graduates arrived by motorcade at the Wilton High School commencement ceremony last year. The senior car procession started at Allen's Meadow down Route 7 south and proceeded on Ridgefield Road to Middlebrook Farm Road and finally right on School Road.

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The Wilton Congregational Church will be hosting a "Diapers and Basics Drive" throughout the month of May and donating the collected items to various nonprofit organizations.

Wilton church addressing basic needs during Diaper Drive

St. Luke's School student, and American Society of the French Academic Palms Scholarship Recipient Marguerite DeMarco, from the St. Luke's School Class of 2021, is pictured with St. Luke's School's Upper School World Language Department Chair, and French Teacher Jon Shee, (left), and Upper School French teacher Evan Downey, (right). St. Luke' School is located at 377 N. Wilton Road in New Canaan.

French scholarship: St. Luke’s student in New Canaan wins

Wilton parade road closures

Wilton Bulletin

May 26, 2019Updated: June 26, 2019 4:41 p.m.

Wilton police report all roads in Wilton will be open until approximately 9:30 a.m., when the roads in the Town Center, as well as Route 33 (Ridgefield Road) between Route 7 and Drum Hill Road, will be closed as usual in preparation for a 10 a.m. parade start.