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Wilton High Ranked Top School; Wilton Seeks Requests for Proposals for Town Counsel; Wilton Police Find Man Asleep at Wheel
100+ Jobs in Wilton Public Schools & Surrounding Towns; Blue Buffalo Introduces Food for Pets with Kidney Disease.

WILTON, CT — Catch up on all of the news stories you may have missed this past week on Patch.
Wilton residents have another reason to show their school pride as WHS has been ranked in Newsweek's top high schools in the nation. Read more here.>>> Wilton High Ranked in Newsweek’s Top Public High Schools in America for 2016
The Town of Wilton is seeking an attorney appointed for Wilton Town Counsel who will work as an independent contractor and not an employee of the Town of Wilton. Read more.>>>Wilton Seeks Requests for Proposals for Town Counsel
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A 22-year-old man was found asleep at the wheel in Wilton with his foot on the brakes. Read more here.>>> Wilton Police Find Man Asleep at Wheel, Arrest Him for DUI
Wilton-based Blue Buffalo is a leading sponsor of pet cancer awareness and critical studies of pet cancer, health, treatment and nutrition. Read more here.>>> Blue Buffalo Introduces Food for Pets with Kidney Disease
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