Uncertainty is but one of the many challenges that naturally accompany the college process. Yet the pressure associated with attempts to reduce and/or eliminate uncertainty often account for an inordinate amount of the stress. Add an ongoing pandemic, with its own high levels of uncertainty, and you’ve got a stressful challenge on steroids! But stress […]
Please join us for an interactive discussion with clinical psychologist and parenting coach, Susan Bauerfeld, Ph.D., who will provide concrete strategies for coping with uncertainty and lower the stress level for both you and your teen as you navigate the college process together. Uncertainty is but one of the many challenges that naturally accompany the […]
Children ages 4-5 are invited to a story time adventure at the Wilton Library Reference Area Courtyard. We will explore and chat about different exciting topics. There will be stories, activities, and more. Bring a blanket to reserve your space. Masks must be worn at all times by adults and children. Social distancing must be […]
The college application process is not difficult, however, there are common missteps to avoid. Join college counselor Priyanka Shingala as she explains: The different types of college applications The applications cycles: early action, early decision, rolling admissions, and regular admissions The do’s and don’ts of completing an application (honors/achievements, activities, recommendations and the “additional information” sections) How […]
The Board of Selectmen, along with the Town Meeting, is the legislative body of the Town. The Board consists of five members, all of whom serve four-year terms. The Board of Selectmen operates under the principles of civility, respect, and understanding. The Selectmen are responsible for town government activities including carrying out town policies, town […]
The mission of the Wilton Energy and Utilities Commission is to promote resource conservation, energy efficiency, and explore means to reduce the carbon footprint of the community through the use of renewable energy and other initiatives in public buildings, homes, and local businesses. The Commission serves in an advisory role in support of the Board […]
Children ages 3 – 4 years and their caregivers are invited to this in-person storytime. Storytime will be in the Reference area courtyard. Kids will enjoy stories, songs, puppets, and rhymes. Bring a blanket to reserve your space. Masks must be worn at all times by adults and children. Social distancing must be maintained, therefore […]
Please join us as Janet Krauss leads a discussion of a selection of poems by Emily Dickinson. A readings packet will be emailed in advance of the program. Krauss, who has two books of poetry published, has recently retired from teaching English at Fairfield University. She co-directs the poetry program of the Black Rock Art […]
The Wilton Farmers’ Market will kick off its 2021 season at the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, June 2! Presented by Fairfield County Bank and hosted by the Wilton Historical Society, the market will take place every Wednesday from 12-5 p.m., June 2 through Oct. 27. The market is comprised of local farmers and artisans […]
Kids in grades 1st and 2nd are invited to explore STEAM with fun, hands-on activities. Each week students will learn about different science topics such as the water cycle, magnetism, living creatures, and more. A book will also be featured. Registration is required for each session. Classes are limited to 8 students. Masks are required […]
