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July 2019
New Yorker Shorts–6 Weeks of New Yorker Short Stories
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Back by popular demand for our fifth year! Professional book discussion leader Susan Boyar will discuss six short stories published in The New Yorker magazine over six consecutive weeks. Each Wednesday's meeting will be about the previous week’s story. Story titles will be announced one week prior to the discussion. The first story is 'Son of Friedman,' by Emma Cline, found in the July 1 issue of The New Yorker. The current issue of The New Yorker is available in…
Find out more »More than Playful Virtuosity: The Poetry of John Updike
Judson Scruton leads a 4-part series on the poetry of John Updike. The sessions are July 11, 18, 25 & Aug. 1 and will examine a selection of Updike’s poetry with references to his life and selected works of fiction. Susan Boyer, leader of the Wilton Library Readers and this summer’s 6 New Yorker Short Stories in 6 Weeks, will co-lead the July 25 session. The Updike story she will discuss is “Here Comes the Maples” – first published in…
Find out more »Plan of Conservation and Development Public Hearing
Held at Trackside Teen Center, at this public hearing, community members are invited to publicly comment on possible revisions to the town's Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD), a state-mandated guidance document illustrating a 10 year vision for the town with respect to development, conservation, and growth. Topics included in the document include demographics, land use, housing, infrastructure, economic development, open space, transportation, sustainability, recreation, and community facilities. Read more on GOOD Morning Wilton Article here and find the draft…
Find out more »New Yorker Shorts–6 Weeks of New Yorker Short Stories
Free
Back by popular demand for our fifth year! Professional book discussion leader Susan Boyar will discuss six short stories published in The New Yorker magazine over six consecutive weeks. Each Wednesday's meeting will be about the previous week’s story. Story titles will be announced one week prior to the discussion. The first story is 'Son of Friedman,' by Emma Cline, found in the July 1 issue of The New Yorker. The current issue of The New Yorker is available in…
Find out more »More than Playful Virtuosity: The Poetry of John Updike
Judson Scruton leads a 4-part series on the poetry of John Updike. The sessions are July 11, 18, 25 & Aug. 1 and will examine a selection of Updike’s poetry with references to his life and selected works of fiction. Susan Boyer, leader of the Wilton Library Readers and this summer’s 6 New Yorker Short Stories in 6 Weeks, will co-lead the July 25 session. The Updike story she will discuss is “Here Comes the Maples” – first published in…
Find out more »New Yorker Shorts–6 Weeks of New Yorker Short Stories
Free
Back by popular demand for our fifth year! Professional book discussion leader Susan Boyar will discuss six short stories published in The New Yorker magazine over six consecutive weeks. Each Wednesday's meeting will be about the previous week’s story. Story titles will be announced one week prior to the discussion. The first story is 'Son of Friedman,' by Emma Cline, found in the July 1 issue of The New Yorker. The current issue of The New Yorker is available in…
Find out more »August 2019
More than Playful Virtuosity: The Poetry of John Updike
Judson Scruton leads a 4-part series on the poetry of John Updike. The sessions are July 11, 18, 25 & Aug. 1 and will examine a selection of Updike’s poetry with references to his life and selected works of fiction. Susan Boyer, leader of the Wilton Library Readers and this summer’s 6 New Yorker Short Stories in 6 Weeks, will co-lead the July 25 session. The Updike story she will discuss is “Here Comes the Maples” – first published in…
Find out more »Board of Selectman Meeting
On the first and third Monday of each month*, the Board of Selectman will meet at Town Hall in Meeting Room B to discuss their duties as the legislative body of Wilton. The five person committee will discuss town policies, town ordinances, and the budgetary and administrative management for the town. Community members are encouraged to attend and comment at these meetings. Lynne A. Vanderslice (First Selectwoman), David K. Clune (Second Selectman), Lori A. Bufano, Joshua S. Cole, and Deborah…
Find out more »New Yorker Shorts–6 Weeks of New Yorker Short Stories
Free
Back by popular demand for our fifth year! Professional book discussion leader Susan Boyar will discuss six short stories published in The New Yorker magazine over six consecutive weeks. Each Wednesday's meeting will be about the previous week’s story. Story titles will be announced one week prior to the discussion. The first story is 'Son of Friedman,' by Emma Cline, found in the July 1 issue of The New Yorker. The current issue of The New Yorker is available in…
Find out more »Board of Selectman Meeting
On the first and third Monday of each month*, the Board of Selectman will meet at Town Hall in Meeting Room B to discuss their duties as the legislative body of Wilton. The five person committee will discuss town policies, town ordinances, and the budgetary and administrative management for the town. Community members are encouraged to attend and comment at these meetings. Lynne A. Vanderslice (First Selectwoman), David K. Clune (Second Selectman), Lori A. Bufano, Joshua S. Cole, and Deborah…
Find out more »September 2019
Board of Selectman Meeting
On the first and third Monday of each month*, the Board of Selectman will meet at Town Hall in Meeting Room B to discuss their duties as the legislative body of Wilton. The five person committee will discuss town policies, town ordinances, and the budgetary and administrative management for the town. Community members are encouraged to attend and comment at these meetings. Lynne A. Vanderslice (First Selectwoman), David K. Clune (Second Selectman), Lori A. Bufano, Joshua S. Cole, and Deborah…
Find out more »Tree Committee Meeting
The Tree Committee will meet the second Wednesday of every month (excluding August) at 6 p.m. in Room A of Town Hall. The committee functions to protect, preserve, and maintain trees found on public property. More information on this seven person committee can be found on the town website.
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