Why It Matters: The new regulations establish how state-mandated “middle housing” developments can be built in Wilton’s commercial districts while preserving some local oversight. They are also the ...

Why It Matters: Wilton’s ongoing audit delays raise questions about financial oversight, accountability and the Town’s ability to provide timely audited financial records, while taxpayers continue to ...

The decision will shape how Wilton balances historic preservation, public spending and the needs of the Yellow House’s future residents. With an eye toward long-term savings, […] ...

Sam Nestor is serving her third term as first selectwoman of Weston, where she lives with her husband and two teenage sons. Sam began her public service career in 2017, first on Weston’s Board of ...

See Wilton Center’s scarecrows in our photo gallery, then join the free Pumpkin Parade and trick-or-treating Oct. 24, from ...

View Wilton’s sample ballot for the Nov. 3, 2026, election and see the offices and candidates before casting your vote.

Wilton experts discuss mental health challenges across generations, gaps in care and local resources to help residents find support.

In this year’s election, Wilton voters will choose candidates for Congress, governor and other statewide offices, the Connecticut General Assembly and judge of probate. Opt out of our newsletter at ...

(Submitted after the deadline; included to provide voters with basic candidate information.) Alma Sarelli is a moderate Republican running for State Senate in Connecticut’s 26th District, ...

Wilton’s projected sewer demand exceeds its contractual limit as the town engineer makes the case to protect capacity.