The Wilton Select Board heard more issues and complaints from residents of Temple Road on Tuesday, May 2, over the high amount of traffic and noise from ATVs.
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Wilton sets May 16 hearing on winter road maintenance
The Wilton Select Board has set May 16 for a public hearing regarding the closure of certain roads to winter maintenance.
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Livermore Falls official admits to leaving accident scene
Amanda M. Allen pleads guilty to a misdemeanor in a Lewiston court stemming from a March accident.
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Franklin County: Flooding pretty much across ‘entire county’
Water is expected to continue to rise after the rain stops, Amanda Simoneau, director of Franklin County Emergency Management Agency, said.
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Lewiston seniors agency to offer May classes, workshops
LEWISTON — SeniorsPlus plans to offer a multitude of classes and workshops in May. Classes are held in person at the organization’s locations: 8 Falcon Road in Lewiston; 284 Main St., Suite 210, in Wilton; and 9 Marston St. in Norway. Classes will be held online or hybrid. Classes are free, unless noted. Locations are […]
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Photos: Grandfather, granddaughter enjoy the outdoors in Wilton.
Mike Breault of Wilton pushed his young granddaughter, Quinn Fitch in a child-safe baby swing on Thursday morning at Bass Park.
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Heinz Gossman departs from role in Wilton
Perry Ellsworth announced Tuesday, April 18, that Heinz Gossman, who has been serving Wilton as Water and Wastewater Superintendent since 2017, would be leaving the role Wednesday, April 19.
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Two people charged in monthslong Wilton drug investigation
Wilton police and numerous law enforcement agencies executed a search warrant at a Main Street residence on Wednesday.
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Wilton Police, Select Board form Community Enrichment Program
Members of the Wilton Select Board, Wilton Police Department and members of the community have formed the Community Enrichment Program, which will foster programs such as the forthcoming Neighborhood Watch Program.