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Storm Aftermath Shuts Down Parks, Fields and Trails In Wilton
The remnants of Hurricane Ida brought flood and mud damage to the parks, fields and trails throughout Wilton.
WILTON, CT —All playing fields in town are closed for damage assessment, following a storm that left behind historic rain totals and major flooding across the state.
The remnants of Hurricane Ida brought flood and mud damage to the parks, fields and trails throughout Wilton, including the Stadium and Lilly turf fields. Parks and Recreation personnel are working with professionals to expedite repairs, according to a statement from town officials
The Stadium track is open, with some areas covered in mud. Officials advise residents to stay on the outer lane.
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Merwin Meadows is open, but much of the beach area is underwater. The surrounding Norwalk River is running fast and high with the overflow parking lot and the adjacent trail to the train station are underwater.
Schenck’s Island is open, with pooling of water in certain areas.
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Eversource reports that 54 Wilton residents are still without power as of early Thursday afternoon.
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