Karen Tensa

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Nina Jacobs shares her story of the Holocaust during the second annual Glastonbury Holocaust Remembrance Evening at the First Church of Christ in Glastonbury on April 30, 2025. She will speak in Wilton in June on her experiences. Jamila Young / Hearst Connecticut MediaWilton sixth grader Jack Richardson was recently honored with a third place award in the 20th annual eesmarts Student Contest for his his persuasive parent letter.

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Wilton Library to hold ice cream social The Wilton Library is hosting an old-fashioned ice cream social on Saturday, June 7, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in its parking lot. All members of the Wilton community are invited to attend as College Creamery once again gives out free ice cream bars and snow cones, while supplies last. Attendees can enjoy live music provided by trustees Matt Greene and Friends, weather permitting.

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Wilton police hold awards ceremony The Wilton Police Department held its annual Awards Ceremony on May 20 to "recognize exceptional officers for their dedication, bravery and outstanding service to the community."The event was held at the Wilton Library, with city leaders, department personnel and community members in attendance "to honor those who have gone above and beyond in the line of duty," the police department said in a statement.

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The Wilton Police Department celebrates the accomplishments of its officers at its annual Awards Ceremony on May 20 at the Wilton Library. Courtesy of the Wilton Police Department/Contributed photo Wilton Police Officer Elizabeth Myles receives the Police Officer of the Year Award from Police Chief Thomas Conlan at the police department's annual Awards Ceremony on May 20 at the Wilton Library.

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DANBURY - The city of Danbury kept up its Memorial Day tradition as marchers stepped off in a downtown parade along Main Street on Monday morning. The Danbury Police Department's honor guard led the hundreds of marchers in the annual parade. It also included military veterans, local and state dignitaries, civic groups, marching bands from across the region, fire trucks, service groups, Scouts and more. Participants marched down Main Street from about Rose Street to the War Memorial at Rogers Park.