In this week's Wilton Bulletin

Here are some of the stories and features in this week’s Wilton Bulletin, in mailboxes and on newsstands today:News:• A narrow escape highlights a traffic problem.• The Street Noise Project shines the light on undiscovered artistic talent.• Wilton Hindu temple celebrates Ratha-Yatra.• Sidewalk sale brings big smiles.• Von Kohorn faces two years on child pornography charges.• Firefighters make lieutenant.• Norwalk Community College earns federal grant.• School renovation is on track for budget, construction.• Motion to dismiss Sensible Wilton’s lawsuit is under deliberation.• ‘Mini’ dancer shines at competition.• Library Lines: Puppy time, teens create, short stories getting shorter, shocking stories, final concert in series, ongoing reading programs.• Bear disassembles bird feeder, helps itself to breakfast.• Temple adopts groundbreaking prayer book.• Political candidates to be named.Opinion:• Editorial: Eyes on the road.• Letters: Ignoring stop sign is accident waiting to happen, Effects of artificial turf not fully known, Street fair showed what town has to offer.• NewsNotes: Native soil, peachy-keen, parent support.• A view from Glen Hill: The Amish in our midst.• Commentary: Summer fun at Merwin Meadows.Schools:• Wilton High School 4th quarter honor roll.• Wilton Eagle Scout creates NRVT video tour.Social:• Herbs, quilts and rugs revealed.• Music on the Hill presents Bach.Police:• Underage party broken up.• Car has wrong plate.• License plate lifted.Business:• Business Update: Almeida joins Berkshire Hathaway, Unemployment rates improve.• Real estate sales.Sports:• Little League: Wilton 10-under all-stars fall in finals.• American Legion Baseball: Junior Legion team still alive in state tournament.• Wilton Running Club qualifies five for nationals.• Final Warrior boys basketball camp next week at Wilton High.Obituaries:• Theodore Bikel, former Wiltonian, dies at 91.• John Frederick Amport, 69.• Edward L. Wasikowski, 55.Arts & Leisure• In The Spiritual Child, Lisa Miller, Ph.D., of Weston discusses ways that parents can help their children navigate the transition from childhood to adulthood.• The Reel Dad says Amy Schumer is going to be a star of the big screen as well.• The 2015 BMW 228i Convertible is a true driver’s car, says Steven Macoy.The Wilton Bulletin is on Facebook — become one of our 1,226 friends and get news updates at facebook.com/wiltonbulletin.2,999 people have signed up for Wilton Bulletin news bulletins via Twitter. You can, too, by stopping by twitter.com/wiltonbulletin.

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