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Several members of the Wilton Police Union stand in front of the police station. Back row from left, William Whitman (new recruit), Ofc. Graham O'Connor, Ofc. Sean Baranowski. Front row from left, Ofc. Frank Razzaia (union vice president), Sgt. Anna Tornello (union president), and Ofc. Robert Nosal.

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Norwalk River Valley Trail president Charlie Taney points to the plaque dedicating the Patricia Sesto Boardwalk. Sesto, right, has spearheaded the trail's progress for more than a decade.

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The Cuddle Bear book and plush toy that are being collected for Circle of Care's "bags of love."

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Renderings of the Connecticut Humane Society regional headquarters proposed for Danbury Road in Wilton.

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Board of Finance members, from left, including Chairman Jeff Rutishauser, Vice Chairman Michael Kaelin, and Stewart Koenigsberg, listen to comments on the budget from school officials on Feb. 6.

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At a celebration of 50 years in 2011 at the School Sisters Motherhouse Villa Notre Dame in Wilton. Thirty residents and some staff have tested positive, resulting in the calling in of a COVID-19 response team from the state.

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State Rep. Stephanie Thomas (D-143) listens to speeches.

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Community // Social News

Early harvest

Wilton Bulletin

July 1, 2017

The Green Teens Youth Gardening program at Trackside, spearheaded by the Wilton Garden Club, is in full gear now that summer is here. With the group’s very first harvest of the season, to be delivered to the town food pantry, are, from left, Cameron Bear, Harish Subramanium, and Tony Musilli.