Wilton, CT|News|
Property Transfers: Week of Sept. 10
Multiple properties changed hands from Sept. 10 - 16.

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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.
Multiple properties changed hands from Sept. 10 - 16.

The fire department has a relatively quiet week, marked by two motor vehicle accidents.
Marvin Tavern and 415 Danbury Road have undergone major renovations.
Begun in June, the stimulus-funded project is on schedule.
While site work began in August, the project still needs about $10,000 more to be completely funded.
The annual all-women library fundraiser is just around the corner.
Four New Canaan youths are cited for trespassing while doing some late night fishing at the Lake Club.
An intense car fire forces the fire department to knock down a neighbor's fence to fight the flames.
The new trend in outdoor fitness, paddleboarding is catching on quickly - here's where and how to go about it.
Five-town steering committee to proceed with routing study and collecting public input.
The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will now be making their weekly calls available to the press.
Library Director Kathy Leeds weighs in on the impending fee changes.
Splash owner Mark Curtis applies for a special permit with the Planning and Zoning Commission to add oil and lubrication bays to his business.
A 17-year-old Wiltonian buys alcohol from Ancona's, but gets greedy and gets caught going back for more.
"What you do speaks so loudly, I cannot hear what you are saying." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
The business' abrupt closure comes as a surprise even to town officials.
Patrick York, a new member of Wilton's Volunteer Ambulance Corps, and his group garner a third place finish in a national competition.
700 tons of soil are removed from Wilton after a fuel tank ruptures.
Multiple property transfers during the week of Aug. 27 - Sept. 2.