Wilton Village Board, public remain at odds over pool, other village operations

By | Posted August 18th, 2022 |

The circumstances that caused the Wilton Municipal Pool’s closure in July resulted in further strife at Monday’s village board meeting, and, as at previous board meetings, the board and the audience members disagreed over basic facts related to the dispute.  

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