Two Wilton families made the trek to the unofficial Christmas tree capital of Connecticut — Easton — on Dec. 4 to find the perfect Christmas tree. Jillian and Tom Desiderio and Isabella, 10, Sophia, 8, and John, 6; and Kelly and Jae Magner and Jaxx, 6, Graye, 5, and Alice, 1, chose Everett’s Corner Tree Farm. Although the temperature didn’t top the chilly 40s, the two Wilton families stayed warm on the inside and outside with hot chocolate and winter coats, hats and gloves. Jillian Desiderio said they enjoyed meeting the Everett family farm owners in their lumberjack red-and-black checked jackets in a cozy shed, heated by a woodstove. — Nancy Doniger photos
-
Why officials say Wilton’s new 911 system could cost more
-
Wilton voters approve $130.9 million budget
-
Wilton High students to perform ‘Legally Blonde’
-
Looking to keep residents, Wilton town officials seek unified...
-
Wilton man returns from Ukraine, but efforts to help continue
-
Wilton resident of 50 years presented with award
-
Wilton High students reflect on school experience through COVID
-
Wilton BOE chair says ‘work is needed and overdue’ at schools
-
Wilton commission requests $1.65M for field and park improvements
-
Wilton superintendent calls first mask-optional day a ‘milestone’
Recommended