To the Editor:Wilton is fortunate to have excellent academic, athletic and recreational programs and facilities for town residents and visitors. The Wilton Athletic and Recreation Foundation (WARF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit, was created to help offset the Town’s future expense in updat ...
To the Editor:The Wilton Republican Town Committee wishes to advise that there are immediate and/or upcoming openings for Republican and unaffiliated Wilton residents who are interested and wish to serve on the:Building Inspectors Board of Appeals: 2
Council of Ethics: 1
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To the Editor:I have encountered so many people that know someone that has been affected by an eating disorder. However, I have come to learn that it is one of the most misunderstood, stigmatized mental illnesses with the highest mortality rate of any other. In the U.S., 30 million p ...
Wilton Children's Theater is a beloved organization, producing four theatrical shows each year for the children of Wilton to participate in and enjoy. People involved with the Wilton Playshop helped start WCT in 1976 and since then WCT has–as it says on the group's website, "... helped c ...
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I distinctly remember sitting at the dinner table as a little boy listening to my parents discuss the latest political news. They would go back and forth about everything from healthcare to the War in Iraq, from our state taxes to education, from basic human rights to wha ...
To the Editor:The Wilton Chamber of Commerce’s 7th Annual Street Fair & Sidewalk Sale on Saturday, July 20, was indeed our hottest event ever! It was truly great to see the spirit of all our sponsors, vendors, volunteers and entertainers beat the heat to create a successful Stree ...
The following is an op-ed from the Wilton Clergy Association.As members of Wilton’s Clergy Association, we feel compelled to speak out against the inhumane treatment that immigrant and refugee families are facing in our country. Our traditions speak with clear and strong voices as th ...
To the Editor:Wilton Republican Town Committee chair Bill Lalor’s article, the argument against tolls, offers no path forward for Connecticut to update our transportation infrastructure. When it comes to roads and tolls there are two items to consider: (1) do we need to improve our ...
To the Editor:An open letter to Will Haskell, State Senator for the 26th District, representing Wilton, Bethel, New Canaan, Redding, Ridgefield, Weston and Westport.Thank you for your recent email highlighting your major accomplishments during your first term in office: paid fam ...
To the Editor:Now more than ever, Wilton is threatened by external forces. Whether it be taking away up to a million gallons of water per day, to taking away the use of our prized turf fields, or God forbid, taking away our ability to make decisions about our children and our schools ...
To the Editor:In April of 2018, my 62 year old sister was diagnosed with younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Sadly, my family is very familiar with Alzheimer’s. Between 2000 when my father was diagnosed with the disease and 2017 when my mother passed with the disease, my family was d ...
Thank You WiltonTo the Editor:Last week was the start of the Wilton/Riverbrook YMCA "Race for Chase" camp and program. It was a special moment because it was the final step that would not have been possible without many volunteers who assisted along the way. Getting over 40 kids ...
