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In celebration of its numerous achievements over the last 50 years, the Woodcock Nature Cente is hosting a 50th Birthday Bash on Saturday, July 9. A turtle at Woodcock named Elma is shown above.

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Wilton voters have approved the municipal budget, which includes about $33.9 million for the town, $86.7 million for schools, $9 million for debt service and nearly $1.3 million for the charter authority.

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Lucy Beach, Miya Lasher, Ella DeLuca, Sayuki Layne in Wilton High School's spring musical production of Legally Blonde. The show opens at The Clune Center in Wilton, Connecticut on May 18, 2022.

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An aerial view of Wilton Center, which is the focus of a master planning process that is in preliminary study phases right now with BFJ Planning.

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Sean Lentner, back right, is helping refugee families escape and cross the border into Romania.

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The Georgetown Lions Club recently presented 50 year Wilton resident Dermot “Derry” McBrinn with the nonprofit organization’s Knights of the Blind Award.

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One student from each grade at Wilton High School shared their experiences of schooling during the pandemic with the Board of Education Thursday.

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Superintendent of Schools Kevin Smith and Board of Education Chair Deborah Low, pictured here from a previous year, overheard the approval of a motion to allow for the implementation of Black and Latino Studies as an elective next school year.

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Wilton Veterans Memorial Stadium at Wilton High School saw its new track finally unveiled on Friday.

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Community // Real Estate Showcase

Real Estate Sales: July 29 - Aug. 4, 2016

Wilton Bulletin

Aug. 16, 2016

The following property transactions were recorded in the office of Town Clerk Lori Kaback from July 29, 2016 to Aug. 4, 2016.

31 Wilridge Road: Jessica Labonte and Adam Labonte to Adolfo Briceno, $374,600.

21 Pilgrim Trail: Alfred Rosa and Jill Rosa to John Michael Ogden and Lorraine Garratt Ogden, $1,295,000.

96 Kent Road: Rosemary Koerwer to Rotsen Vazquez and Elizabeth Vazquez, $610,000.

92 Village Court: Unit 92B Grumman Hill Village, Randi Shamitz to Kunwar Kalra and Ruchika Khurana, $675,000.

385 Nod Hill Road: William E. Donnell and Mary L. Donnell to American International Relocation Solutions LLC, $1,383,290.

301 Sturges Ridge Road: Joshua R. Nelson and Heidi L. Nelson to Dante Gaudio and Heather Gaudio, $1,095,000.