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- Notes in a Yolk
Adopt-A-Soldier is collecting notes to send to our soldiers. Contact Terri 232-4526 for more info or print the poster! |
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- Summer Camp at Gavin Park March 17th - June 6th
| Click the link to get your registration form for summer camp! The kids will have an awesome summer at Gavin Park! call 584-9455 for more info. |
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- New! Children's Preserve & Park Program Series
NEW!!! Children’s Preserve & Park Program Series. The Preserve & Park is offering a series of three environmental education programs for children ages 6 to 12. Every child who participates in all three programs receives a Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park patch. There will be two groups, 6-9 year olds and 10-12 year olds. Subject matter and activities are tailored to each group. Group size is limited to fifteen children. Pre-registration is required; call 518-450-0321. Fee of $10.00/child covers cost of all three programs.
The Forest; Saturday, April 26th, 10am-11:30am. The forest is home to many plants and animals of all sizes. Large and small, they all have a role. Explore the forest ecosystem and discover the connections!
The Field; Saturday, May 17th, 10am-11:30am. As the last snows melt, fields come to life with a wide variety of plants, animals and insects. Get to know the field ecosystem; you’ll be surprised at what you’ll find!
The Pond; Saturday, June 14th, 10am-11:30am. What creatures live under the water and in the slime of a pond? Discover the pond ecosystem, the insects, amphibians and host of other animals Delegan Pond supports. Be ready to get messy! |
- Mosquito Program begins April 8, 2008
Mosquito dunks are donut shaped briquet that contain BTi, a naturally occurring bacteria. This bacteria is 'species specific' and affects only mosquito and black fly larvae. It is environmentally friendly and non-toxic to non-target organisms. It kills mosquito larvae BEFORE they develop into adults that fly, bite and breed.
Since a female mosquito can lay up to 1,000 eggs during her lifetime, the effect of the larvacide is more long term than aerial adulticide spraying which merely kills the adult that has already reproduced.
The Town of Wilton will no longer supply/apply dunks in regulated wetland areas. We encourage the residents who do not have state or federally regulated wetlands but have standing water on their property to come in to the Town Hall on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00-1:00 pm and pick up mosquito dunks to place on their property. The program will run April - August. We also have a short training video if you are unsure of the application of these dunks.
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- Elevated Groundwater Comments
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- Kids-grab your poles-There's Trout @Delegan Pond!
Trout will be stocked 4/15/08 at Delegan Pond at Camp Saratoga on Scout Rd. Fishing is for kids age 16 and under. |
- Wilton Fire District 2008 Meeting Schedule
| The Board of Fire Commissioners of the Wilton Fire District shall hold their monthly meetings on the 2nd Wed. each month @ 7 p.m.@ 270 Ballard Rd. Click the link for your schedule. |
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- Greenfield Fire District 2008 Meeting Schedule
The Board of Fire Commissioners of the Greenfield Fire District shall hold their monthly meetings on the 2nd Wed. each month @ 7 p.m.
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- Do you have an Event?
If you have a community event that you would like posted on the Wilton Web Calendar, please e-mail the info to info@townofwilton.com and we will be happy to post your event! Add us to your event notification e-mail list! 587-1939 ext 208. |
- Annual MS4 Stormwater Report Available for Public
The Town of Wilton's Annual MS4 Stormwater Report is available for public review/comments. Please send comments to Keith Manz, P.E. at 587-1939 ext. 215 |
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- No Dunks Distributed to Regulated Wetlands
The Town of Wilton will no longer distribute mosquito dunks to property owners who have State or Federally Regulated Wetlands. |
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