WILTON — A Jay woman faces a charge of theft by unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after police say she took a vehicle Friday without permission. Brittany M. Dakin, 18, of Jay, was arrested Friday evening in Farmington after she took the vehicle from a home on Prospect Street, Wilton police officer Brian Lynch […]
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Ice cream shop planned for downtown Wilton
WILTON — A new ice cream shop is expected to open in the former Bradley’s Pizza building at 280 Main Street by Memorial Day. Ken and Monica Allen of Farmington have purchased the building from Jon Bubier, also of Farmington. Bubier bought the building last fall with plans to renovate it over the winter […]
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Ice cream shop to open in downtown Wilton
WILTON — A new ice cream shop is expected to open in the former Bradley’s Pizza building at 280 Main St. by Memorial Day. Ken and Monica Allen of Farmington have bought the building from Jon Bubier, also of Farmington. Bubier bought the building last fall with plans to renovate it over the winter to […]
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Wilton man recovering from snowmobile crash
WILTON — A Wilton man is reported in good condition Wednesday at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston after being thrown from a snowmobile Sunday. James Harris, 54, received serious injuries and was taken to Franklin Memorial Hospital and then on to CMMC, according to a spokesman for the Maine Warden Service. Harris was teaching […]
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Wilton police remind residents to lock vehicle doors
WILTON — Police are reminding vehicle owners to lock their doors overnight, because of recent burglaries. A car alarm at 4 a.m. Monday alerted one owner, said Wilton Police Chief Heidi Wilcox. Another found their vehicle was rummaged through overnight. Two incidents occurred last week and two were reported Monday morning, Wilcox said. They occurred […]
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Wilton moving forward with building facade grant
WILTON — Selectpersons have approved an application for a $150,000 Community Development Block Grant for downtown business improvements. At a public hearing Tuesday, consultant Darryl Sterling said the grant will pay for sidewalk upgrades, new streetlights, improved building facades and parking in Monument Square. A goal is to improve six to eight building facades using […]
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Public invited to grand opening
WILTON — In celebration of the grand opening of Collins Cakes and Bakes in downtown Wilton, the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce invites people to a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 8. Collins Cakes and Bakes is at 285 Main St. The bakery serves fresh-baked items, exquisite cakes and pastries, bread and bagels. […]
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Wilton sets hearing on facade grant application
WILTON — The Board of Selectpersons will hold a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 4, at the Town Office on an application for a $150,000 grant to help businesses improve storefronts. The town has been approved to apply under a Community Development Block Grant Micro Enterprise Assistance Grant Program, said Darryl Sterling, community […]
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Ward to meet with Wilton board, residents
WILTON — The Board of Selectpersons will meet with Mt. Blue Regional School District Superintendent Tom Ward at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Wilton Town Office to discuss the school budget. Residents of Wilton are invited.
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Ward to meet with Wilton board, residents
WILTON — The Board of Selectpersons will meet with Mt. Blue Regional School District Superintendent Tom Ward at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Wilton Town Office to discuss the school budget. Residents of Wilton are invited.