- How important are historic buildings in Wilton?
![This building at 213 Danbury Road is one about which the Historic District and Historic Properties Commission is concerned. It is slated for demolition by a developer who plans to build a childcare center. Built around 1875, the building is listed on the 1989 Historic House Survey. It is known as the Fillow-Ogden House, also known as Orem Farm. — Contributed photo/Hastings Real Estate]()
- Wilton officials encourage residents to wear orange for gun violence...
![Wilton First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice issued a proclamation declaring Friday, June 7, National Gun Violence Awareness Day in Wilton. —Patricia Gay/Hearst Connecticut Media]()
- Wilton first selectwoman seeks a second term
![First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice in her office in town hall. — Jeannette Ross/Hearst Connecticut Media]()
- Wilton P&Z shuts door on Route 7 apartments
![A rendering of the proposed apartments and present building at 487 Danbury Road.]()
- Schools drive competitive Fairfield County real estate market
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- Wilton selectmen OK celebration of 19th Amendment centennial
![National Woman’s Party activists watch Alice Paul of Ridgefield sew a star onto the NWP Ratification Flag, representing another state’s ratification of the 19th Amendment. Contributed photo]()
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![The building that now stands at 487 Danbury Road dates from 1840. — Lynandro Simmons/Hearst Connecticut Media]()
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![The stone house at 52 Millstone Road is at the center of a dispute between the property owners and the Wilton Land Conservation Trust. — Bryan Haeffele/Hearst Connecticut Media]()
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![Ruth Frisbee, a Brownie with Wilton Troop 50734, and Alex Shiue, a Cub Scout with Pack 22, participate in the Townwide Cleanup May 4 at the Wilton Town Green.]()
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![Pedestrians walk along the bridge at Lovers Lane.]()
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![State Senator Will Haskell testifies in opposition of forced regionalization March 1 in front of the Education Committee with Bethel Public Schools superintendent Dr. Christine Carver.]()
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![Trackside Teen Center, 15 Station Road. — Kendra Baker photo]()
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![Board of Finance members, from left, Stewart Koenigsberg, Peter Balderston, Jeff Rutishauser, and Walter Kress at a 2018 board meeting. — Kendra Baker photo]()
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![Wilton First Selectwoman talks about the budget at the triboard meeting on April 1, 2019.]()
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![The recycling bins at the Wilton Transfer Station on Mather Road. — Jeannette Ross/Hearst Connecticut Media]()
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![The Board of Finance and the Board of Education had a joint meeting at Wilton High School on Feb. 14. — Lynandro Simmons photo]()
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![The Norwalk River in Cannondale. — Jeannette Ross photo]()
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![The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss affordable housing as well as the POCD at a special meeting on Monday, Feb. 4. — Lynandro Simmons photo]()
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![Room A of the town hall annex was standing- room-only for a public hearing on Millstone Property Holdings, LLC’s application. — Kendra Baker photo]()
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![The Board of Selectmen is supporting the Wilton Conservation Land Trust in its efforts to purchase 183 Ridgefield Road. Blue flag iris is among the plants native to North America growing on the property. — Jeannette Ross photo]()
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