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An artist-in-residence works in the studio at Weir Farm National Historic Park in Ridgefield and Wilton.

Weir Farm to welcome six 'talented' artists-in-residence in 2023

The Brubeck Collection -- items related to jazz great Dave Brubeck -- can be found in the Wilton Library.

Wilton Library putting a spotlight on The Brubeck Collection

The Wilton Library

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A rendering designed by Granoff Architects that was included in Wilton Center Lofts, LLC's application for a five-story apartment building at 12 Godfrey Place.

Wilton Center housing proposal grows to 5 stories, 42 apartments

Members of Minks to Sinks gathered at its recent annual meeting to present Family & Children’s Agency a check commemorating the $117,000 the organization’s tag sales raised for the nonprofit in 2022.

Wilton seeks volunteers to help out at Townwide Cleanup Day

A car crosses the train tracks on Cannon Road in Wilton, Conn. next to the Cannondale station on Tuesday, February 4. 2014.

Developers appeal denial of sewer extension for Wilton housing

Riya Shah, 17, helps Emily Wokski with her electronics project. (Photo by Jarret Liotta) as they meet on Tuesday, March 7, 2023, at the Darien Library.

Wilton teens bring free science lessons to kids with Team STEAM

One of the playground photos supplied to the Architectural Review Board by A Kids Place 2 in its application to move to a new location in Wilton.

Wilton P&Z seeks more details on day-care center's plan to move

Volunteer cutter Jerry Ventrella of Branchville Hair Design in Wilton goes to work on Jackson Duncan, 17, of Wilton. (Photo by Jarret Liotta) on Tuesday, March 8, at Wilton High School. for the St. Baldrick's Foundation event done in cooperation with the student-organized group Conquer Kids' Cancer.

Wilton students get shaved 'in solidarity' with kids with cancer

An artist's rendering shows the new Wilton Police Department headquarters.

New home for Wilton police moves one step closer to reality

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