Wilton Blueberry Festival winners announced

Results of those events during the 37th Annual Wilton Blueberry Festival that awarded prizes.

Kidney disease: 1 in 7 adults may be affected, premature birth increases risk

According to data from 2017 analyzed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of Americans affected by chronic kidney disease is higher than previously estimated and affects 15% of the U.S. adult population. Data from a study released this May shows premature birth increases the risk for chronic kidney disease later in life.

Families find lots to do Friday at Wilton Blueberry Festival

Families wishing to experience everything available Friday, August 2 at the 37th Annual Wilton Blueberry Festival had to plan ahead with events scheduled in several locations around town.

East Wilton: Dunlookin Farm leaving the milk business

Richard Corey and Dr. Michelle Mosher are eliminating organic dairy from their Wilton farm. A 30% loss in price per gallon and unpredictable expenses are driving the farmers' decision.

Society hosts local naturalist

Bernd Heinrich, born during a tumultuous time in Europe, has established enduring roots in the Wilton community. He has written more than a dozen books on the natural wonders he has encountered in western Maine and will speak about them at the Wilton Historical Society's monthly meeting at the Wilton Farm and Home Museum.

Vigil in response to gun violence set for Monday evening in Wilton

In response to the various shootings recently across the country, a vigil will be held 6 p.m. Monday, August 5 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Weather cooperates for Wilton Blueberry Festival

Hundreds of people turned out to participate in or watch events taking place around town during the second day of the 37th Annual Wilton Blueberry Festival.

Wilton Planning Board hears proposals on solar and electric power projects

Dirigo Solar plans to establish a solar farm on 17 acres on Weld Street, while Central Maine Power is looking to build a substation on Main Street.

PHOTOS: Fun and friends go together at Wilton Blueberry Festival

Hindsight, questions plague parents of child with life-threatening disease

Amy and Andy LeBlanc of Canaan ask themselves if they missed signs pointing to a serious health issue for their son Aaron and face an uncertain future while they wait for news of a kidney transplant.