Editorial: A close call
To those who are disappointed this week’s storm did not live up to its hype, did you really want to get hammered with three feet of snow? Did you want a week of power outages in sub-freezing...
View ArticleAutomatic absentee ballots for disabled voters
Wilton’s registrars of voters remind voters with a permanent physical disability about a program that can make the process of voting easier. In 2013, the Connecticut legislature enacted a law allowing...
View ArticleWilton girls hoop team trounces Danbury
The Wilton High girls basketball team buried Danbury, 67-25, on Thursday night at the Zeoli Field House for its 13th consecutive win. It’s the third straight year that Wilton has beaten the Hatters in...
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What’s happening in Wilton?
Cast members in this year’s Senior Show, “Law & Order: Fairy Tale Unit,” from left, Caitlin Witty, Jackie Cooke and Jackson Gany. (Bryan Haeffele photo) Here’s what’s happening in town today, Jan....
View ArticleWilton boys hoop team falls to Bridgeport Central
Bridgeport Central sent the Wilton High boys basketball team to its third straight defeat Thursday evening, beating the Warriors, 66-53, in Bridgeport. Central, the reigning FCIAC and Class LL state...
View ArticleLetter: A revote would diminish the value of our vote
To the Editors: There has been a lot of advocacy in this paper recently in favor of having a revote on the Miller-Driscoll renovation project. I think we need to think long and hard about whether this...
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A screamin’ good time
(Bryan Haeffele photo) A screamin’ good time Seven-year old Wiltonian Evan Miller enjoys the Gilbert & Bennett sledding hill last week.
View ArticleWilton boys hoop tops Danbury, ends three-game slide
Playing for the second straight night, the Wilton High boys basketball team stopped its three-game losing streak with a 65-62 road win over Danbury on Friday. The Warriors, who were coming off a loss...
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What’s happening in Wilton?
Grayson Hugh and Polly Messer Here’s what’s happening in town today, Jan. 31: • Minecraft Club at Wilton Library, from 10 to noon. • Law & Order: Fairy Tale Unit at Wilton High School’s Little...
View ArticleArts section to expand
Beginning with next week’s Bulletin, the Arts & Leisure section will be expanded to cover more of the area. The section, which also includes classified advertising and auto ads and features, will...
View ArticleLetter: A revote is not called for
To the Editors: We have learned that the Board of Selectmen will be discussing the Miller-Driscoll development project and again entertaining arguments for a revote. Unfortunately, we cannot be in...
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New mansion trustee
Hunter Arton The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk announced last week Wiltonian Hunter Arton has joined its Board of Trustees. Ms. Arton currently serves Norwalk as community outreach...
View ArticleLetter: Sensible Wilton urges citizen participation Feb. 2.
To the Editors: More than 1,100 Wilton citizens/taxpayers petitioned the town for a lawful revote of the $50-million Miller-Driscoll renovation. On Feb. 2, the Board of Selectmen will present their...
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Next storm lines up with Super Bowl
The Dehn family’s backyard in north Wilton after last week’s snow. If you’re traveling to a Super Bowl party Sunday you could be driving home through a snow storm. The National Weather Service has...
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Christine Dale Glidden
Christine Dale Glidden Christine Dale Glidden, a former Wilton resident, died Monday, Jan. 26, 2015. “She is lovingly remembered as a charming and stylish personality once called the ‘Last Flapper,’”...
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What’s happening in Wilton?
269 Millstone Road Here’s what’s happening in town today, Feb. 1: • Open house: 407 Belden Hill Road, from 1 to 3. • Open house: 131 Millstone Road, from 1 to 3. • Open house: 269 Millstone Road, from...
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In search of wood
With a forecast of several feet of snow and almost certain power outages — neither of which occurred — firewood was in as much demand Monday as food, gasoline and batteries. Social media was abuzz...
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What is probate?
Probate Judge Anthony DePanfilis What is probate? The Honorable Anthony J. DePanfilis will visit Wilton Library Tuesday, Feb. 3, from 7 to 8:30, where he will give a presentation on ‘The Probate Court...
View ArticleLetter: Town charter provides for town meeting
To the Editors: Sensible Wilton supporters have collected more than 1,100 signatures on a petition calling for a revote of the September referendum on the $50-million Miller-Driscoll renovation...
View ArticleFree tax preparation services
This tax season, Family & Children’s Agency (FCA) will offer the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program at its 140 Water Street location in Norwalk. The VITA Program provides free income...
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