Wiltonbulletin.com Website Review

Settle in with a good read Finding the time to pick up a book might be tough around the holidays, but choosing which book to read shouldn’t be, especially with the library’s offering of Next Reads. This is a monthly email service containing genre-based reading suggestions. A docu*entary on how drinking straws and other single-use plastic items pollute the earth’s oceans and waterways will be screened Jan. DUI, forgery, and cocaine possession make up this week's Wilton police log. The Bulletin Board is a guide to events of public interest happening in Wilton designed to let you know what’s happening and when, and to publication. Colonial Cookery and Customs for Kids, Saturday, Dec. 29, 11-12:30, Wilton Historical Society, 224 Danbury Road. Children in grades 4 to 8 may make gingerbread cakes while learning about Colonial ways of life. Members: $10; non-members $15. Register: Trailing by as many as 14 points in the third quarter, the Wilton High gi*ls basketball team made a run. Scoring more points in the final The following games were recently played by Wilton Basketball As*ociation teams. Gi*ls 8th grade Wilton split a pair of games over the weekend, beating Monroe, 31-23, on Saturday before falling. read more Unable to get anything going offensively in the first half, the Wilton High gi*ls basketball team fell to Pomperaug, 58-30, in a non-conference game Monday night at the Zeoli Fieldhouse.. read more Overcoming some opening-game rust and an early deficit, the Wilton High boys basketball team began the season with a 59-48 non-conference In his first game for the Wilton High boys hockey team, David Overbeeke made a six-point debut. Overbeeke, a sophomore center who On paper, Friday afternoon's game had mismatch written all over it: A young and struggling Wilton gi*ls basketball team — losers of four straight games — hosting unbeaten Norwalk. But when Leah Martins went coast to coast for a layup midway through the second quarter,