In this week's Bulletin

Here are some of the stories and features in this week’s Wilton Bulletin, in mailboxes and on newsstands today:News• Super 7, again? Unpopular roadway is deep in state transportation plan.• Sen. Blumenthal: Technology can make the train crossings safer.• New town clerk is ready to serve.• What natural hazards should we worry about?• Legislative Update: Revamping affordable housing, A call for ‘clean elections,’ Supporting English language learners.• Finance board approves fraud risk assessment.• News Notes: Niddy-noddies.• Parks and Recreation’s spring/summer brochure is now available.• Sensible Wilton is weighing options.• Wilton’s registrars of voters conducted their annual voter registration drive at the high school.• Giving Day goal: $1 million for nonprofits.• Nickel fund’s reach felt by many.• Wilton Bulletin editors honored at NENPA conference.• Super 7 and Danbury line in vogue at legislative breakfast.• A number of people attended the snowshoe walk through Cherry Lane Park.• First selectman addresses fiber plan.• New food show joins HAN Radio lineup.• Bianco Rosso Wine Bar owner donates $500 to Project 2016.• Kimco adds two signs in the Center.Schools• District works to strengthen technological security and controls.• Four Wilton students named Merit finalists.• Activity nights at Middlebrook on March 6 and 20.• Trackside hosts a sixth-grade night on March 6.• Wilton High School second quarter honor roll.• Warrior Words: The beauty of a snow day.• Student Briefs: Clemson University, Emerson College, Ithaca College.Opinion• Editorial: Reporting abuse.• Editorial: Eye on the prize.• From the Firehouse: Someone dial 9-1-1!• Letter: Republicans seek to fill committee opening.• Letter: Town officials should resign.• Letter: Back to normal in Wilton.• Letter: Thanks for anonymous roadside assistance.• Letter: Giving to Stay at Home in Wilton on March 5.• Letter: Town will pay for this ‘fiasco.’• Letter: Bent rules, mistakes in judgment.• Letter: Well done, Sensible Wilton.• Letter: Ignoring illegal actions.• Notes From the Board Table: Examining policies• A View From Glen Hill: Injecting civility in our society.Business• Low prices won’t affect oil company profits.• BHHSNE Wilton has a new leader.• Berkshire Hathaway real estate agent Katie Nugent named January’s sales executive of the month.• Bistro Seven co-owner Breno Donatti sells his share in the business to his partner, Matt Criscuolo.Social• Focus ’15 judges are announced and the entry deadline is this weekend.• Jazz guitarist Julian Lage performs at Wilton Library.• Wilton Historical Society hosts knitting workshops next month.Obituaries• Joseph Frank Oleksy.• Harold A. Chase Jr.• Raymond Charles Black.• Adrian (Dick) Winstel Jr.• Marcia Spivak.Sports• Ridgefield girls basketball team stuns Warriors in FCIAC semifinals.• Ludlowe nabs second seed; Wilton High boys basketball player Matt Shifrin scores 1,000th point.• Spencer Brown wins State Open indoor track and field championship.• Wilton High School girls soccer coach resigns.• Nick Rende, of Wilton High School’s wrestling team, advances to next weekend’s State Open.• Wilton High School boys swim team lose to Ridgefield, 105-73.• Wilton High School gymnastics team returns to form in final meet before states.• Wilton High School boys hockey team notches road wins.• Eight Wilton Y Wahoo swimmers recently competed in the Arena Pro Series in Orlando, Fla.• Wilton paddle tennis tourney takes place March 21.Arts & Leisure• Some hibernate, but many don’t: the Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport has lots of activity, even when it’s cold and snowy. Zoo director Gregg Dancho invites people to bundle up and come stroll the grounds.• Roast a batch of tomatoes and make some soup, advises the Conscious Cook Robin Glowa.• Joe Pisani (Did I Say That?) is worried about robots, in particular vacuum cleaners.• The Reel Dad recommends seeing Two Days, One Night, with a magical performance by Oscar nominee Marion Cotillard.• The 2015 Volkswagen Golf TSI sports European manners, says test driver Steven Macoy.• The Wilton Bulletin is on Facebook — become one of our 909 friends and get news updates. Facebook.com/WiltonBulletin.• 2, 690 people have signed up for Wilton Bulletin news bulletins via Twitter. You can, too, by stopping by twitter.com/WiltonBulletin.

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