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Recycling color: new life for old crayons
By CHRIS BOSAK
cbosak@wiltonvillager.com
NORWALK -- Those worn-down, broken, or otherwise unused crayons that end up in the garbage can -- and ultimately the landfill -- are petroleum-based, . . .
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Photo/Alex von Kleydorff. Bob Flemming, the Town of Wiltons D.P.W. Highway Supervisor makes sure that the towns snow plows are ready for the Winter season at the Department of Public Works garage. . . . 
Photo/Alex von Kleydorff. Alan Horowitz delivers a notice with the mail announcing the Wilton Post office plans for the food drive this Saturday.
Photo/Alex von Kleydorff. Leslie Hueglin fills up with gas at RT 7 Mobil in Wilton.