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Wilton schools on a two-hour delay Tuesday, Feb. 3

Wilton Bulletin

Feb. 2, 2015

Wilton schools will open on a two-hour delay Tuesday, Feb. 3. An email from the school said this decision will be confirmed by an announcement at 5 a.m. Tuesday morning. If roads are still hazardous, there is a possibility schools will close.

Delayed opening times are:

9:40 for Cider Mill;
10:20 for Middlebrook and Wilton High School;
11:05 for Miller-Driscoll.