Wilton News

A group of Wilton High students learned to look a little closer and were surprised to see what they found: a gazebo ceiling, a display of apples, a flagpole, and more.

Often, the press is accused of writing about only the negative. To begin our week in review, will counter that theory with two positive stories.

Senior Chelsea LeVander won all four events, helping the Wilton gymnastics team captured its second straight FCIAC championship Saturday afternoon at Law High School in Milford.

State Rep. John Frey, a Republican representing Ridgefield in the 111 th House District, celebrated his birthday on opening day.

Good economic news has been hard to find lately, but First Selectman William Brennan cited some positive snippets in the town's unemployment rate for December 2011.

The familiar checkout-line question "paper or plastic" will become a thing of the past if Wilton decides to ban plastic bags.

There was an unexpected drop in the number of American job seekers who filed *initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits for the week ending February 4th, 2012.

Wilton Presbyterian Church will host a visit by Sharon Katz & the Peace Train Sunday, Feb.

Sophie Delfeus, a junior at Wilton High School and in her third year of the ABC program, will be co-hosting the fourth annual ABC concert on Sunday, Feb.

WILTON, Conn. - It's a weekend full of crafts, concerts, films and plays in Wilton.

WILTON, Conn. - The following letter from State Rep. Gail Lavielle, R-Wilton, comments on Gov.

Wilton resident Karen Rasmussen has come forward as the original complainant to the state regarding the animal cruelty charges at Pee Wee Horse Farm in Easton.

WILTON, Conn. - The $74.5 million Wilton school budget for 2012-13 was unanimously approved by the Board of Education on Thursday night.

From left: Deidre McClain, Ridgefield chapter president; Donna Sargeantson, VP of membership for Wilton chapter; Erin Journigan, national membership manager; Laurie-Ann Batter, president of the Wilton chapter; and Beth Likly, treasurer of the Wilton chapter are putting together a National Charity League chapter.

New polling districts for Wilton could cause some confusion, and the registrars of voters are asking residents to pay attention to any changes in their polling places.

Here are some of the stories and features in this week's Wilton Bulletin, in mailboxes and on newsstands today: a We may be enjoying the warm winter, but we may be paying for it with a burgeoning tick population come spring and summer.

Energy conservation initiatives are slowly making gains in saving the town money.

From left, JD Tamucci, Eleanor Clifford and Jenna Mason play Herman Knee, Mary Potter and Pam Weasley in the senior play "Mary Potter and the Race to Nowhere." WILTON, Conn.

Weston Police Commission members Beth Gralick, left, and Rick Phillips listen as Police Chief John Troxell explains the road hazard on Old Mill Road.

WILTON, Conn. - An arrest was made Wednesday in connection with three Wilton residential burglaries that netted more than $70,000 in jewelry and personal property in August 2010.