The Maine Forest Service will do a follow-up interview with the family.
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Wilton preliminary budget items shared, more to come
Members of Wilton Select Board and the finance committee convened Monday, May 8, to discuss preliminary details of the forthcoming budget.
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Wilton ordinance changes discussed
Wilton Code Enforcement Officer Gary Judkins appeared before the Select Board on Tuesday, May 2, to discuss potential ordinance changes for the size of dwellings and apartments, as well the distance they can be from bodies of water.
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Wilton hears more complaints, issues with ATV access road
The Wilton Select Board heard more issues and complaints from residents of Temple Road on Tuesday, May 2, over the high amount of traffic and noise from ATVs.
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Wilton sets May 16 hearing on winter road maintenance
The Wilton Select Board has set May 16 for a public hearing regarding the closure of certain roads to winter maintenance.
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Flooding pretty much across ‘entire (Franklin) county’
Water is expected to continue to rise after the rain stops, Amanda Simoneau, director of Franklin County Emergency Management Agency, said.
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Wilton Water and Wasterwater Superintendent departs from role
Perry Ellsworth announced Tuesday, April 18, that Heinz Gossman, who has been serving Wilton as Water and Wastewater Superintendent since 2017, would be leaving the role Wednesday, April 19.
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Two people charged in monthslong Wilton drug investigation
Wilton police and numerous law enforcement agencies executed a search warrant at a Main Street residence on Wednesday.
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New York woman, Wilton man indicted on drug charges
The two were charged with trafficking in fentanyl and crack cocaine in October 2022 in Wilton.
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15% sewer rate increase now in effect in Wilton
Water and Wastewater Superintendent Heinz Grossman told the Wilton Select Board Tuesday, April 4, that the new sewer rates were now in effect, as well as a change in cost for a project that was approved last year, but shelved due to winter.