Jack Marek’s mother reflects on Wilton High School graduation and the compassion shown by students who made sure her son, who died in February and would have graduated with the Class of 2026, was ...

Why It Matters: Scoops could easily have ended up going in a different direction — or disappeared forever. Instead, the longtime Wilton institution will remain locally-owned and continue as a ...

Today is a day of profound celebration, not just because we are conferring diplomas, but because of who is receiving them. Look around you graduates. Take a look at the classmates sitting to your left ...

While school lunches do include fresh fruit and vegetables, students do tend to gravitate toward pizza, chips and juice, the students said. “Each of these have carbohydrates, and the sugar in that ...

Key Points Why It Matters: The decisions on these projects will influence housing growth, redevelopment and the future direction of Wilton’s zoning policies for years to come. Three residential ...

As Cannon and Honey Hill bridge closures begin reshaping traffic patterns, residents say backups and safety concerns are emerging, particularly at the Pimpewaug Rd. intersection where CT DOT twice ...

Why It Matters: The decision is part of Wilton’s broader strategy to preserve local control over future residential development while complying with Connecticut’s affordable housing laws. The updated ...

Why It Matters: The earlier graduation schedule provides families with greater certainty, while the proposed lunch price changes could affect students and parents across every Wilton school. Before ...

Why It Matters: The decision will determine whether the public gets another opportunity to weigh in on changes to one of Wilton’s most closely watched development projects while highlighting broader ...

Key Points Why It Matters: The decisions on these projects will influence housing growth, redevelopment and the future direction of Wilton’s zoning policies for years to come. Three residential ...

Lilah Gettler was introduced by her fellow Valedictorian, Meredith Sullivan: I have known Lilah since our Miller-Driscoll years, and I can say, without a doubt, that she is exceptional. Now, I’m ...

Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Josh Marko, and I am the lucky person who was able to be the senior class principal this year. It is with great pleasure that I stand before you today to celebrate ...