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First Annual Wilton Winter Festival for 2009

Posted By Ken Konecki on November 6, 2009

christmasHorsesThe Wilton/Cosumnes Parks and Recreation Advisory Council invites your organization to participate in the first Annual Wilton Winter Festival for 2009.  The Council would like as many Wiltonites to be part of this special day.  We will hold this Festival on Saturday, December 5, 2009

The Council envisions Arts and Crafts pertaining to the Christmas Spirit to be available in several booths displaying the talents of our many citizens.  These crafts can be sold to the public.  So Ladies and Gents put your hands together and start to put  your talents to work so you can display your goods to our citizens, on December 5, 2009.

We are also going to have a parade – a Christmas Parade  ( Download Parade Form Here )– decorate the flat bed or the Pick-up with lights and Christmas decorations and say “Merry Christmas to Wilton”.  Decorate the sheep or the Goat or your horse and say “Merry Christmas to Wilton”.  You must register for the parade the same as any other time we have had a parade.  The form is attached for your convenience.  It must be returned to me by December 1, 2009 or you cannot participate in the parade.

We have a rough draft of things to come for that day:  DECEMBER 5, 2009

7-10 AM  Pancake breakfast – Cub Scouts

10-3   Arts and Crafts displays of Christmas goods.

12-2   Hot Dogs and Chili –

3-4     Christmas Parade CLICK HERE FOR PARADE FORMS

4:30   Santa Arrives  on the big red Fire Engine and greets the children and the people.

5:00    Santa lights the Christmas tree.  We sing carols and have hot chocolate and cookies.

We need to know if you want to participate in our Winter Festival and what and how you would participate.  So please contact me at memorg@frontiernet.net or call me at 687-7688, and leave a message.  I will get back to you as soon as possible.

The Council thinks this would be a great Annual affair for the community and we look forward to hearing from you soon.  DON’T FORGET – THE DATE IS DECEMBER 5, 2009, FOR THE FIRST WILTON WINTER FESTIVAL.

Thank you so much for helping us make this another successful event.

Sincerely yours

Mary Morgan, Chairman, Parks and Rec. Council

Alta Mesa Gun Club Dinner and Raffle

Posted By Ken Konecki on October 5, 2009

2009 Tri Tip FlyerTri-Tip / Chicken Dinner
Celebrating 65 Years!

Saturday October 17, 2009
Social Hour (No host bar) @ 5:00 p.m.
Dinner @ 6:00 p.m.
Tickets: $17.50 (adults)
$10.00 (12 & under)
10100 Reigl Road, Wilton CA
(North end of Reigl Rd.)
Call 916-687-7569
or 916-685-2500 for pre-sale tickets

Wilton History Day on October 10, 2009

Posted By Ken Konecki on August 24, 2009

dillardschoolThe Wilton History Group is celebrating Wilton History Day on October 10, 2009 at Dillard School.  We would like to give special recognition to those special students in grades 5th through 10th that has been kind, considerate and exceptionally helpful to others. This person could be one that has been active in the community through Scouts, 4-H, church or school activities or other community services projects in the Wilton area.

If you are enrolled in grades 5th through 10th and would like to nominate someone in your grade level, please call for more information. You may vote for one boy and/or one girl.

We are also sponsoring a Poster contest for ages 13-19. The poster should depict Life In Wilton-it can be past, present or future. Entries are due by September 25th.

Click here for more info http://www.wiltonhistorygroup.org/wiltonhistoryday.html

Thank you,

Wilton History Group

916-687-6656

The Wilton History Group is celebrating Wilton History Day on October 10, 2009 at Dillard School. We would like to give special recognition to those special students in grades 5th through 10th that has been kind, considerate and exceptionally helpful to others. This person could be one that has been active in the community through Scouts, 4-H, church or school activities or other community services projects in the Wilton area.

If you are enrolled in grades 5th through 10th and would like to nominate someone in your grade level, please call for more information. You may vote for one boy and/or one girl.

Thank you,

Wilton History Group

916-687-6656

Pond management workshop

Posted By Ken Konecki on August 23, 2009

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Struggling to evict scum from your pond?  Planning to build a small pond (1/4 to 20 acres in size) on your property?  This class will help you.  Individual and /or multipurpose ponds; i.e., fishing, irrigation, swimming, and fire protection will be discussed.  Physical characteristics of a good pond, depth, islands, aeration, side slopes, as well as sealing a leaky pond will be covered.  Learn the complexities of a pond ecosystem and how to manage them from this knowledgeable instructor.

Real Estate Agents learn how to talk intelligently to your clients about one of their long time dreams.

This will be a fun and informative day. Bring lunch, lawn chair, walking shoes and note pad.

This is an all day class 9-3: $20 with spouses free

Held in the Herald Area
Please RSVP
for exact location:
916-457-7904
Karen-buhr@carcd.org
AN EXCITING DAY IS PLANNED AND WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!

Click here for flyer.

Wilton Safety Service Center Festival

Posted By Ken Konecki on August 23, 2009

This Tuesday the Wilton Safety Service Center (next to the post office) is celebrating Wilton with games, food, and other fun things from 5:30 – 7:30. It is free to the public. They are encouraging everyone to attend as a unifying event for Wilton Residences. If you feel it is appropriate… please pass on along to friends and family in the community.

Click Here for flyer.

“Truck Restoration”

Posted By Ken Konecki on March 23, 2009

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Wilton History Group

“Truck Restoration”

Potluck Tri-Tip / Chicken Dinner

plus Live Music and Raffle!!!

Saturday June 13, 2009
12217 Keating Road, Wilton
6:00 P.M. Social Hour
7:00 P.M. Dinner
LIMITED TICKETS
$25.00 Each
WATER-LEMONADE-ICED TEA-COFFEE are provided!

“BRING YOUR OWN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE”

For tickets and information call Gene Rose at 916-687-6349

Save Wilton Town Hall

Posted By Ken Konecki on March 11, 2009

Save Wilton Town Hall

Join Wilton Residents in exploring the purchase of the “Original Wilton Town Hall” built by the community in 1921.
March 24, 2009
7:00 p.m.
Dillard Elementary School Multi Purpose Room

Wilton Advisory Council Meeting!

Posted By Ken Konecki on March 2, 2009

COUNTY SERVICE AREA 4B
WILTON – CONSUMNES

All are welcomed to the coming Council Meeting.  Below is the Agenda.  Spread the word!!

AGENDA
DILLARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, CLASSROOM #8
9721 DILLARD ROAD, WILTON

I. CALL TO ORDER
A. ROLL CALL
B. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 2009
C. COMMENTS FROM PUBLIC ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS.
D. CORRESPONDANCE

II. DISCUSSION / INFORMATIONAL ITEMS / REPORTS

A. OLD BUSINESS;
1. Final Centennial Bills – EGUSD rental. Outstanding misc,
2. Living Tree
3. Wilton Parks Foundation – update
4. Phase I Park Development – update (MOU with WFD)

B. NEW BUSINESS:
1. New Marque – replacement / costs/ new location.
2. Web Page – information to the public.
3. Recruitment plan – vacancies on Council.

C. OTHER BUSINESS:
1. Budget Update : discussion. JTS .
2. Ethics Training for Council Members.

III. ACTION ITEMS:
A. Set next meeting date and time
B. Agenda items for next meeting
C. Adjournment.

Mandatory Septic Testing?!

Posted By Ken Konecki on February 26, 2009

tpFran Soto of the River Valley Times, wrote an article titled, “Wilton residents face mandatory testing on septic, wells.”

Here is a section of the article:

Wilton residents have been informed that California State legislation passed in 2000 is scheduled to become effective Jan. 1, 2010 and requires that all onsite septic systems, as well as domestic water wells, be inspected and tested every five years.

The program will be administrated by the State Water Resources Control Board, which estimates costs to homeowners will be $325 each for both required tests. Kathie Smith, spokesperson for the State Water Board, said, “The board surveyed throughout the state and came up with a cost average that comes out to about $12 a month.” The first round of testing will need to be completed under the regulation by 2015.

For homeowners whose septic systems are found to impair water quality, the regulations currently require these systems be retrofitted at an approximate cost of $45,000. Homeowners may also be required to file a report of waste discharge with the Regional Water Board, but may be granted a statewide waiver under certain conditions.

According to the State Water Board website at www.swrcb.ca.gov, the timeline for the implementation of the regulations states that revisions to the proposed regulations, statewide waiver and the draft environmental impact report (EIR) will be completed by April.

After another 30-day comment period in August, the legislation will go into effect on the Jan. 1, 2010 date. The website also provides in-depth analysis of the proposed regulations.

2008 Centennial Slide Show

Posted By Ken Konecki on February 12, 2009

Here is a small slide show of the 2008 Wilton Centennial Parade.  To see the larger version, go the the Gallery. Enjoy!

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