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Wilton residents, from left, Marygrace DelliSanti, Daniel Hong, and Maeve Reynolds recently graduated from Greens Farms Academy on Thursday, June 10, 2021. During the Class Day awards ceremony before commencement, Dellisanti received the Barbara Hellwig Rose Outstanding Athlete Award, and Reynolds received the Francis Burr Hardon award for outstanding citizenship.

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Photos: Wilton educators celebrate Halloween

Wilton Bulletin

Nov. 1, 2018Updated: June 13, 2019 11:40 p.m.

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The Incredibles at Miller-Driscoll. — 1of14The Incredibles at Miller-Driscoll.

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Pineapples at Cider Mill. — 4of14Pineapples at Cider Mill.

Rock, paper and scissors at Cider Mill. — 5of14Rock, paper and scissors at Cider Mill.

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From pineapples to The Incredibles, Wilton public school educators and staff got into the Halloween spirit on Wednesday, Oct. 31.