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It's Election Day: Here's what you need to know about voting in Wilton - Vimarsana News

It's Election Day: Here's what you need to know about voting in Wilton

WILTON — Residents can file into voting locations across town until 8 p.m. Tuesday to...

Supports Democrat candidates for upcoming election in Wilton - Vimarsana News

Supports Democrat candidates for upcoming election in Wilton

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Wilton voter guide: Meet the 2021 election candidates for town office - Vimarsana News

Wilton voter guide: Meet the 2021 election candidates for town office

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Wilton Board of Ed favors returning Middlebrook students to four days in-person - Vimarsana News

Wilton Board of Ed favors returning Middlebrook students to four days in-person

Wilton Board of Ed favors returning Middlebrook students to four days in-person Jarret Liotta FacebookTwitterEmail 2of5 3of5 5of5 WILTON — Despite overwhelming objection from staff members, the Board of Education is unanimously supporting a fulltime in-person return for students at Middlebrook School, contingent on COVID-19 case numbers. On Thursday, Jan. 7, Superintendent of Schools Kevin Smith explained his rationale for proposing the return beginning Monday, Jan. 25, for grade six, Thursday, Jan. 28, for grade seven, and Friday, Jan. 29, for grade eight. As in other schools, Wednesdays w...

Wilton superintendent: Litigation and special education costs need to be watched - Vimarsana News

Wilton superintendent: Litigation and special education costs need to be watched

Wilton superintendent: Litigation and special education costs need to be watched Jarret Liotta FacebookTwitterEmail School officials have begun looking at how enrollment, special education and litigation costs will play out with the next budget.Jeannette Ross / Hearst Connecticut Media WILTON — Now that there may be light at the end of the long tunnel of the coronavirus pandemic, school officials have begun looking at how things will play out with the next budget. “There are some differences for this year that I want to call out right now,” Kevin Smith, superintendent of schools, told t...