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The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will now be making their weekly calls available to the press.

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Email: christian@patch.com
<b>Bio</b>
I was born and raised in Milan, Italy and spent time living there and in Berlin, Germany before moving back to the U.S. around age 10. I lived in Waterford, CT for several years before attending college in Vermont, sowing wild oats in Vail, CO and doing a two year stint in San Francisco. As much as I love to travel, though, I always land back in the Northeast and consider it my home.
I attended Quinnipiac Univeristy for my masters in journalism and have written and worked for a variety of publications including the San Francisco Chronicle, the Point Reyes Light and National Geographic Adventure Magazine. Patch particularly excites me because it caters to my itinerant urges by keeping me constantly on the move and puts them to good use serving great communities.
When spare time arises, I fill it with vintage guitars, skiing, golf, circumnavigation, post-modern literature (my collegiate major) and have ambitions of getting into spelunking. I find caves fascinating.
The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will now be making their weekly calls available to the press.

The Sea Dogs are the Wilton Single-A champions.
The fire department responds to five different motor vehicle accidents during a busy week.
Police face another string of domestic cases and have to track a suspect into the woods to find him.
A green minivan hits a tree and slows traffic on Westport Road.
Two different motor vehicle monitoring campaigns yield some holiday tickets and arrests, but also find Wiltonians using their seat belts by and large.
A green minivan hits a tree and slows traffic on Westport Road.
As the RTC elects a new registrar, Chairman Al Alper weighs in on why the change occurred.
A plugged and overflowing sink and a transformer explosion mark the fire department's week.
Police are working with Norwalk officers to solve a series of thefts from locked vehicles.
Three new businesses take up space in the Danbury Road complex.
The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will now be making their weekly calls available to the press.
The Stamford Advocate reports that Gregory Dionisio, 22, was sentenced to five years in jail on Thursday.
Hampson is recognized for his commitment to greening the town and sustainable energy.
Domestic disputes continue, as police respond to three during the course of the week.
A lightning strike and several overheating vehicles mark the week for the fire department.
Wilton's Food Pantry and Food Bank Committee do yeoman's work on a shoestring budget, providing for families in town that are not always willing to seek help.
The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will now be making their weekly calls available to the press.
With physical evidence exhausted, police and investigators turn their attention to the Connecticut Supreme Court.
As the weather warms up, appliances start to spark fire.