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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
BREAKING NEWS: Metro North service temporarily halted in Wilton
WILTON — Metro North service was temporarily halted after a pine tree fell across tracks near Kent Road.
Service was restored just after 4:15 p.m Tuesday according to a Metro North spokesperson.
Crewmen worked to cut the tree away after it was found at 3:24 p.m. Train traffic is now moving normally.....more
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- Budget, bonding pass vote; lowest voter turnout in 11 years
- McFadden selected as a presidential elector
- Murder sends ripples through Wilton High
- Area dedicated for deceased Wilton man active in conservation
- BLIGHT BATTLES: Wilton approves new weapon to fight blight
- BLIGHT BATTLES: Resident cleans 'junk' after complaints
- Drug, booze arrests spike at schools
- Library hot issue at town meeting
- Wilton Fire Log
- Wilton Police Reports
- News Briefs
- Movie shoot wraps in Wilton
- Republicans nominate candidates next week
- Planning a greener Wilton
- Democrats hold annual breakfast meeting
- Wire mill developer confident
- NCAA Lacrosse Update — Wilton's Fowler headed to NCAA Final Four; Six others still in hunt for titles
- College Class — Town sends 14 to NCAA lax tournaments
- List of Wilton residents playing in NCAA lacrosse tournament
- WHS to hold meeting on girls hockey team
- John Nash Column — If you Zamboni it, they will come
- Girls Lacrosse — Defense gives Wilton a Hand
- Kozlowski picks Denison
- On The Record — An interview with Wilton High's Bashar Nabulsi
- High School Notebook — Baseball experience getting an extra boost
- Ancient Warriors keep on winning
- Wilton rowers shine with NRRA
- Wilton rowers aid MRC
- Merolla has a golden day
- Little League — IST headquarters improves to 3-1
- Youth Soccer — U-9s walk past Norwalk
- Volunteers ready for town Memorial Day parade
- Art of the Northeast competition celebrates 59th Year
- Eirik Omlie column — Classic Indian music from dusk-'til-dawn
- Relay For Life approaches
- Post office set to 'Stamp Out Hunger'
- Pops in the Park features Stamford Symphony Pops, Barbara Cook
- Dog of the week
- Cat of the week
- David Rosenberg column — 'Happy Days' offers exuberant cast
- Movie Capsules
- Wilton Highlights
- Off the Stacks
- Fairfield County calendar
- Dining — Some turn to raw food diet for health benefits
- Dining — The Dish
- Health — Health groups hail Senate vote on toxic toys
- Health — State's children properly vaccinated from illness
