The Wilton Bulletin

The Wilton Bulletin Leader in Wilton news, sports, business and community coverage since 1937. But The Bulletin is more than a newspaper.

The Wilton Bulletin began as just that — a four-page bulletin announcing what was happening in town — in 1937. It quickly grew into a full-fledged newspaper and is now the paper of record in this town of 18,000. It is a multi-media source of news, social events, school and sports events, which can be accessed via print, web, digital and social media. Despite this broad reach, The Bulletin remains

a local paper, continuing to focus exclusively on the news and people of Wilton. The Bulletin and its staff have won many journalism and public service awards over the years. It is the media sponsor of the popular musical group Acoustic Wilton and each spring salutes our armed forces with its Memorial Day supplement that includes pictures of hundreds of Wilton veterans. The Bulletin is part of HAN Network, a community news and multimedia firm, which includes local papers, daily websites, specialty publications, and events in more than 20 communities in southwestern Connecticut, Lewisboro, N.Y., and Vermont. This gives our readers easy access to regional news and events as well as exposure to advertisers from across the region. The firm also owns Trumbull Printing in Trumbull, CT.

One legislator said Connecticut should at least consider switching to a four-day school week. Tell us what you think in ...
01/24/2025

One legislator said Connecticut should at least consider switching to a four-day school week. Tell us what you think in the comments.

Party City, Rite Aid and GameStop are some of the major retailers who shuttered their Connecticut locations.
01/24/2025

Party City, Rite Aid and GameStop are some of the major retailers who shuttered their Connecticut locations.

Several major retailers have closed their Connecticut locations within the last year, including Party City, Rite Aid and Stop & Shop.

The Food and Drug Administration labeled it as a "Class II" recall, the second-highest risk classification.
01/24/2025

The Food and Drug Administration labeled it as a "Class II" recall, the second-highest risk classification.

First Aid Beauty recalled 2,756 14-ounce jars of its Ultra Repair Cream, colloidal oatmeal 0.5%, with a coconut vanilla scent sold nationwide.

Athletic, one of the leading brewers of non-alcoholic beer, is donating money to relief efforts for wildfires ravaging s...
01/23/2025

Athletic, one of the leading brewers of non-alcoholic beer, is donating money to relief efforts for wildfires ravaging southern California.

The bill would require the president to publish a written explanation of the reasons for granting each executive clemenc...
01/23/2025

The bill would require the president to publish a written explanation of the reasons for granting each executive clemency, and victims to be notified.

The U.S. senator from Connecticut said presidents' "pardon and clemency power has operated in the shadows," and the time for reform had come.

“Cannabis can cause up to an 8 point IQ loss when teens are using it several times a week," said Margaret Watt, preventi...
01/23/2025

“Cannabis can cause up to an 8 point IQ loss when teens are using it several times a week," said Margaret Watt, prevention director at Positive Directions.

Westport-based Positive Directions earned grant funding that will seek to reduce youth and young adult cannabis use in Norwalk, New Canaan, Wilton and Weston.

Connecticut is grappling with another deadly year on the roads. Lowering the BAC threshold could be an answer.
01/23/2025

Connecticut is grappling with another deadly year on the roads. Lowering the BAC threshold could be an answer.

As CT grapples with another deadly year on the roads — at least 329 deaths in traffic crashes in 2024 — the General Assembly may bring BAC down to .05.

One of the unclaimed top prizes will expire in early February and others will expire during summer 2025.
01/22/2025

One of the unclaimed top prizes will expire in early February and others will expire during summer 2025.

The Connecticut Lottery tracks unclaimed top prize tickets, and players have 180 days to claim winnings. Here's the current unclaimed prizes of $10,000 and over

Police said similar incidents occurred in Fairfield and Darien.
01/22/2025

Police said similar incidents occurred in Fairfield and Darien.

Westport police said Nicholas Trichilo, 20, of Wilton shot two vehicles with paintballs on Post Road East in December.

Adrian Peeler, 48, was not scheduled to be released from McDowell Correctional Institute in West Virginia, where he was ...
01/22/2025

Adrian Peeler, 48, was not scheduled to be released from McDowell Correctional Institute in West Virginia, where he was serving time for drug charges, until 2033.

Adrian Peeler, whose drug sentence was commuted by President Biden before he left office, killed a Bridgeport woman and her 8-year-old son in 1999.

With heat restored in the building, the Wilton Library reopened to the public on Wednesday morning, library officials sa...
01/22/2025

With heat restored in the building, the Wilton Library reopened to the public on Wednesday morning, library officials said.

With heat restored in the building, the Wilton Library reopened to the public on Wednesday morning after repairs were completed to its systems.

To afford buying a home in Connecticut, this is how much homeowners need to make.
01/22/2025

To afford buying a home in Connecticut, this is how much homeowners need to make.

A new study conducted by real estate website Realtor.com shows how much money homeowners need to make to afford buying a home in each U.S. state.

Trump did not address energy and climate issues in 2017, a key difference this time.
01/22/2025

Trump did not address energy and climate issues in 2017, a key difference this time.

Hearst Newspapers conducted an AI-driven analysis to compare Donald Trump's 2025 speech to the one he delivered in 2017, and to Obama's and Biden's.

Samantha Greene Woodruff, a Connecticut resident, will speak about her novel "The Trade Off" at an "Author Talk" program...
01/22/2025

Samantha Greene Woodruff, a Connecticut resident, will speak about her novel "The Trade Off" at an "Author Talk" program in Wilton.

Samantha Greene Woodruff, a Connecticut resident, will speak about her latest novel "The Trade Off" at an "Author Talk" program at the Wilton Library.

The player had a one-in-a-million chance of winning, and there are a handful of unclaimed Connecticut Lottery tickets wo...
01/21/2025

The player had a one-in-a-million chance of winning, and there are a handful of unclaimed Connecticut Lottery tickets worth over $11 million.

A Milford resident claimed a $500,000 prize from a winning $4,000,000 Fortune scratch game ticket

A Ridgefield man was driving back from an Ohio prison on Tuesday after he was among about a dozen Connecticut residents ...
01/21/2025

A Ridgefield man was driving back from an Ohio prison on Tuesday after he was among about a dozen Connecticut residents who received a pardon for the Jan. 6 riot.

Patrick McCaughey, of Ridgefield, was released from prison after he was among the Connecticut residents to receive a Trump pardon for Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

“As soon as there’s an update, we’ll post it on our website," said Nuchada Julavits of the Wilton Library's closure.
01/21/2025

“As soon as there’s an update, we’ll post it on our website," said Nuchada Julavits of the Wilton Library's closure.

With no heat in the building, the Wilton Library is closed until further notice while repairs are made to the building systems.

"My life has been built in the United States, " said Angelica Idrovo, who came to the U.S. in 2008 from Ecuador.
01/21/2025

"My life has been built in the United States, " said Angelica Idrovo, who came to the U.S. in 2008 from Ecuador.

Trump's promise to deport undocumented immigrants has rattled many in cities from Danbury to Bridgeport to New Haven

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The Wilton Bulletin began as just that — a four-page bulletin announcing what was happening in town — in 1937. It quickly grew into a full-fledged newspaper and is now the paper of record in this town of 18,000. But The Bulletin is more than a newspaper. It is a multi-media source of news, social events, school and sports events, which can be accessed via print, web, digital and social media. Despite this broad reach, The Bulletin remains a local paper, continuing to focus exclusively on the news and people of Wilton. The Bulletin and its staff have won many journalism and public service awards over the years. It is the media sponsor of the popular musical group Acoustic Wilton and each spring salutes our armed forces with its Memorial Day supplement that includes pictures of hundreds of Wilton veterans.

The Wilton Bulletin is part of Hearst Connecticut Media Group. The largest local news operation in the state with more than 200 journalists, Hearst Connecticut Media Group is comprised of eight daily newspapers including the New Haven Register, Connecticut Post, Greenwich Time, Stamford Advocate and The Norwalk Hour, and 16 weekly newspapers including the Darien Times, Fairfield Citizen, New Canaan Advertiser, The Greater New Milford Spectrum and Westport News. The Group manages 21 websites, including sites for all of its papers, as well as TowerDigitalAgency.com, CTHouseHunter.com and InGearCT.com.