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The Wilton Go Green Sustainability in Business Program celebrates local Wilton businesses, and organizations that embody green practices. Businesses who participate are provided an ample list of sustainable practices that they can select from creating healthy work environments for their employees, and their surrounding community.

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Ava Malagisi from Ridgefield helps her younger brother Max get the bell on his bicycle to ring while riding as their mother walks on the Norwalk River Valley Trail, (NRVT,) along the Wilton Loop portion of the trail in a previous year. The trail has received a $3 million construction grant through support from the Town of Ridgefield, along with WestCOG, (Western Connecticut Council of Governments,). The Friends of the NRVT, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is dedicated to the creation of the 30 mile, multi-use, handicap accessible, soft surface trail running through the heart of Fairfield County from Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk, through Wilton, Ridgefield and Redding, and ending at Rogers Park in Danbury.

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Wilton High School Class of 2021 graduate Melissa Arenas has been awarded the honor of the Wilton Garden Club's Marybeth Wheeler Scholarship at the recent, and virtual Wilton High School Academic Awards Ceremony that took place on Thursday, May 27.

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Wilton Director of Public Works and Facilities Chris Burney said that the town could save upwards of $90,000 annually with a proposed switch to Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority (HRRA) after its current waste management deal with City Carting & Recycling ends in July.

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The porposed School Road monopole cell tower will structurally look similar to the flagpole cell tower just off Route 7 in Wilton. The School Road proposal will be dressed to resemble a tree.

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The Wilton Congregational Church will be hosting a "Diapers and Basics Drive" throughout the month of May and donating the collected items to various nonprofit organizations.

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The St. Luke's School Head of School Mark Davis presents the Head of School Awards to St. Luke's School seniors Lewis Cropper, and Danielle Nares during the school's recent 2021 Upper School Awards Ceremony at the St. Luke's School in New Canaan.

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Snowdrops are up at the Weir Farm on the Ridgefield-Wilton line, responding to the recent stretch of spring-like weather. The true coming of Spring is March 19 this year. Ridgefield's Board of Selectmen noted recently that the town had been fortunate to make it through February without much need for snowplowing. But the area does have a long tradition that, most years, there's a fairly substantial snowstorm around Easter, which is April 12 this year. The world's warming climate may have something to say about that, however.

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Community // Social News

Festival art

Wilton Bulletin

Sep. 11, 2017Updated: June 13, 2019 6:37 p.m.

Painted Desert, an acrylic on canvas executed en plein air by Wilton artist Renee Santhouse, is among 88 works of art submitted at the first Art in the Park Festival art contest at Weir Farm National Historic Site on Aug. 25. All artwork from the festival is on view through Sept. 30 at the Gilbert & Bennett Community Cultural Center, 49 New Street. Information: 203-544-1049.