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Finnm and Barrett Leonard take part in the Wilton Garden Club's Green Teens program, working at the garden at the Trackside Teen Center in a previous year. The center is have an Open House in multiple sessions from 4 to 6 p.m., May 24, and May 26, and May 26, and June 1, and June 3. The sessions are open to parents, and students in the sixth grade through the 12th grade, and who live in Wilton, and the communities that surround the town.

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Wilton real estate sales - April 26-May 2, 2019

Wilton Bulletin

May 3, 2019Updated: June 26, 2019 5:22 p.m.

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166 Millstone Road — 1of8166 Millstone Road

74 Old Driftway — 2of874 Old Driftway

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118 Scarlet Oak Drive — 4of8118 Scarlet Oak Drive

280 Cheesespring Road — 5of8280 Cheesespring Road

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94 Wilton Crest — 7of894 Wilton Crest

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The following real estate transactions were recorded in the office of Town Clerk Lori Kaback from April 26 through May 2.
166 Millstone Road: Justin X. Ramsteck to Brian Kannry and Daniell Denega, $1,158,000.
74 Old Driftway: Doria Ferrante to Devon Marie Rayment, $700,000.
280 Cheesespring Road: Julia C. Walker to Alexander Q. and Lisa F. Weintraub, $850,000.
118 Scarlet Oak Lane: Raymond G., Jr. and Kristen Ferranti to David and Meghan Newton , $830,000.
94 Wilton Crest: John P. Chiappetta to Thomas A. Diguglielmo, $190,000.