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Hour Photo/ Alex von Kleydorff. Miller Driscoll school in Wilton
Hour Photo/ Alex von Kleydorff. Alex Ward as Mo Chang shows off for Warthog's new transfer student Flo, Adi Menichieschi.
An Apple employee demonstrates an interactive feature of iBooks 2 for iPad, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012 in New York. IBooks 2 will be able to display books with videos and other interactive features. . . . 
Photos by Alex von Kleydorff
At left, the evil "Benefix LaStrange," played by Georgia Blatchford, hatches her plan for revenge against Mary Potter as Wilton High students rehearse the Senior . . . 
Hour photo / Erik Trautmann
Lisa Nuzzo and Michele Mancini, owners of new candy store, The Candy Bin, stand in their store at One Danbury Road in Wilton.
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Lollipops are available at the new candy store, The Candy Bin, at one Danbury Road in Wilton.
Hour photo / Erik Trautmann
Photo by Alex von Kleydorff.
Eleanor Clifford plays "Mary Potter" in the upcoming Wilton High School Senior Show "Mary Potter and the Race to Nowhere." The parody runs from Feb. 9 through Feb. . . . 
Hour Photo/ Alex von Kleydorff. Scott Hill as a confused and indiscernible Mumbledore in Mary Potter
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Hour photo / Erik Trautmann
Susan Wynkoop is the new president of the Westport Historical Society.
Dexter Williams. Photo courtesy of the Wilton Police Department.
Hour Photo/ Alex von Kleydorff. L-R Best freinds JD Tamucci as Herman Knee, Eleanor Clifford as Mary Potter and Jenna Mason as Pam Beasley in Mary Potter
Rachael Dineen is running a spin-a-thon at the Wilton Y‚Äàto get people to register for the national bone marrow donation registry. Her 6-year-old niece has a diseas where her bone marrow had . . . 