Fall 2008
Established 1989
CHAMBERNEWS
A Publication of the Wilton Chamber of Commerce • 211 TOWN GREEN, WILTON, CT 06897 Volume 10, Number 3
Dog Olympics, carnival highlight
Celebrate
Wilton
As part of the Chamber’s mission to “bring business to
Wilton”, it planned a new event this fall called “Celebrate
Wilton” which was held Sept. 12 to Sept. 14.
The purpose of the event was to encourage both town residents and people from surrounding communities to discover
and patronize many of the Wilton cultural, recreational,
retail and dining opportunities. Over 25 different events took
place throughout the weekend including the Rotary Carnival,
Kiwanis Doggie Olympics, Library book sale and Discovery
Day, and several merchants and businesses offered 20.08% discounts or merchandise for $20.08!
“Wilton has a lot to offer and we thought it would be fun
to have everyone spend a weekend getting to know just what
you can do in Wilton,” noted Chamber Executive Director
Stephanie Barksdale.
If you participated in Celebrate Wilton 2008, let us know
what we can change or add for next year to make it even better
for Celebrate Wilton 2009 by e-mailing wiltoncoc@snet.net.
Left, Susan Garland hands a balloon to six-year-old Anna Clark
in front of the Village Market on Sept. 12. Above, Judy Beardsley
paints her own face at her gallery. —Scott Mullin photos
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From the
Executive Director
Bringing out the gold
Olympic gold medal winner Marie Mortell recently attended the Chamber of
Commerce summer picnic held at Greens at Cannondale. The theme of the event
revolved around the Olympics. The picnic was on Aug. 21.
Another summer seems
ule. Call the office for more
to have flown by but I
information on volunteer and
am pleased to say that
sponsorship opportunities.
the Wilton Chamber of
As always, I invite you to
Commerce has been busy
feel free to use the Wilton
planning a bountiful fall
Chamber of Commerce to
season for you!
market your business; an
The
Chamber
of
insert in one of our mailers
Commerce is preparing
costs only $75 (you provide
for many upcoming fall
350 folded pieces), a listing
activities including the
on our Web site (including a
annual Halloween Walk
link to yours) is free and after
and Trick or Treating,
hours events are a great way
the Halloween Hustle
to connect with new and old
5K Road Race, and the
clients! The Chamber is here
STEPHANIE BARKSDALE to
19th annual installation
help make your business
dinner. This newsletter
grow and succeed.
is chock full of information about these
Remember, if I can be of assistance
happenings.
to you, please do not hesitate to stop
Now is a great time to get involved in by, call 762-0567, or e-mail me at
the Chamber and plan to attend as many wiltoncoc@snet.net. Have a great fall
of the upcoming events as fit your sched- and I hope to see you soon!
THE WILTON CHAMBER NEWS
Wilton’s Business Advocate — Fall 2008
A publication of the Wilton Chamber of Commerce
211 Town Green, P.O. Box 7094, Wilton, Conn. 06897
203-762-0567;
WiltonCOC@snet.net
wiltonchamber.com
Barbara Newland, President
Stephanie Barksdale, Executive Director
Brian Shea, Editor
Mary Hayes Phelps, Advertising Sales
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A message from Chamber president
I hope you all had a lovely summer as we
The annual Chamber summer picnic this year
now head into our next season, fall.
took place at The Greens at Cannondale, 435
This summer the Wilton Chamber has
Danbury Road on Aug. 21. It was a beautiful night
implemented a new event in South Wilton
to network outside and we were treated to a great
called the “Taste of Wilton.” This event
summer barbecue.
took place in June at Mohawk Kitchens
Our 19th Annual Wilton Chamber of Commerce
at 23 Danbury Road. It featured tastes
dinner will be on Oct. 16 at Cobb’s Mill Inn. We
from the following participating restaurants;
hope you will join us for this is a very special night
Outback Steak House, Dina! A Restaurant,
for a lot of reasons. We like to recognize the many
Tom E Toes Pizza Restaurant and Marianne
businesses that have supported us through the years
Wilson’s Complete Catering! Also paras well as welcoming in our new executive board of
ticipating was Elmer’s Fine Wines. It was
director’s, as well as our new board members.
a smashing success and if you missed it, I
This will be my last president’s message to you
hope you will mark it in your calendars for
and I would like to say that it has been my pleasure
next year!
to work as president of this Chamber and with such
On July 21, Lucci Electric of Wilton celwonderful and dedicated people. I would like to
ebrated their 50th anniversary in business
give a special thank you to Stephanie Barksdale,
BARBARA NEWLAND
hosted by the Wilton Family Y. This was a
executive director, who has given me much support
wonderful event and I offer my congratulain this position as well as my employer, The Greens
tions to Chris Reeb, owner, on this milestone in his business. at Cannondale. I would like to wish the best of luck to our
Thanks also to the Wilton Family Y for hosting this event. next president for 2008-2009, attorney Ralph Slater.
Chris and his staff at Lucci Electric were surrounded by not
Stay well, shop local, and if you haven’t already, please
only the many business professionals that attended but his consider joining the Wilton Chamber of Commerce!
many loyal customers!
Best regards, Barbara L. Newland
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krik-it celebrates one year anniversary
Rosanna Coughlin and Melissa Thompson, owners of
krik-it at 5 River Road, are celebrating their one-year anniversary. “We are overjoyed to be a part of the Wilton community and to serve its residents. We have wonderful and
loyal customers that we are so thankful for and wouldn’t
have survived without them. We look forward to serving
Wilton for many, many years to come,” said Ms. Coughlin.
Information: krikitkids.com, 210-7222
Quinlan leads renovation of historic home
Kevin Quinlan, owner of Kevin Quinlan Architecture
LLC at 237 Thunder Lake Road, was the project architect
who led a team of interior designers, builder and tradesmen toward the successful renovation and addition project
for Sunset Valley Farm, a historical antique home in North
Salem, N.Y. The project was selected for publication in the
July/August 2008 issue of This Old House Magazine.
Information: kevin-quinlan-architect.com.
Ladd financial opens new office
Ladd Financial, a member of the Chamber, has expanded
and opened a new office in New Jersey. Loan applications
for New Jersey properties can be accepted at all of Ladd
Financial’s locations, and it is now licensed in Connecticut,
Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Rhode
Island.
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Several new members have also joined the Ladd Financial
team in the past new months. Steve Crouse, Sean Bowler,
Michael Filgate, John Connelly, Hector Perez, Mike
DeRosa, Ryan Katkocin, Nicole Liammari, Greg Davis,
Wendy Codner, Barbara Davis, Robert Putnam and Patti
Stuebe all join the firm.
Information: 454-5233 or laddfinancial.com
Wilton Villager to produce directory
Stephanie Barksdale, executive director of the Wilton
Chamber of Commerce, announced recently the Wilton
Villager will once again produce the annual business directory and community guide for the Chamber.
“We have had a good working relationship with the
Villager on the production of this annual guide for several
years and we’re pleased to continue working with them on
this project,” said Ms. Barksdale.
Information on advertising in the Directory will be in the
Chamber monthly mailing soon and David Gillaugh of the
Villager will be contacting members to get them to buy ad
space and support this important community and Chamber
project.
Information: 762-0567.
“It’s proven by going to a chiropractor that one reduces
the chance of back surgery,” noted Dr. Rosen while celebrating his anniversary. He first came to Wilton because
Connecticut had the fewest chiropractors in the country.
Now, Dr. Rosen estimates there are 60,000 to 70,000 in the
United States.
Dr. Rosen’s treatment focuses upon trigger point therapy
which helps dissipate lactic acid that contributes to the back
pain. Stress and lactic acid are related; when a person is
stressed, the muscles tighten up and produce the acid, which
then makes the muscles more tense. In addition to trigger
point massage, Dr. Rosen uses a variety of techniques called
physiotherapy, such as ultrasound, electric stimulation, and
occasionally laser. The most common cause of back pain are
neglect and stress.
Information: thechiropracticdoctor.com
HSBC offers remote deposit capture
Deborah Hadden, branch manager at the new HSBC
branch at 30 Danbury Road in Wilton recently announced
that for a limited time they are waiving the $500 installation
fee on their Remote Deposit Capture program.
Remote Deposit Capture (RDC) is a scanner that connects to your PC, along with PC software that allows you to
deposit checks into your checking account 24 hours a day, 7
days a week via the internet - without ever having to leave
Dr. Rosen celebrates 26 years in business
your office!
Dr. Elihu Rosen is celebrating his 26th anniversary as a
Features of RDC include your ability to deposit checks
chiropractor and 23 years of practicing in Wilton.
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from any location without going to the bank;
24/7 deposits; same day credit for deposits
until 9 p.m.; automatic reconciliation of
deposits; and instant report creation.
Information: 834-6825.
Random Acts of Kindess Day Sept. 29
The eighth annual Random Acts of Kindness
Day sponsored by the Wilton Chamber of
Commerce will be held September 29 at the
River Road intersection in Wilton Center.
Once again, the Chamber will be teaming up with the Wilton Police Department
to hand unsuspecting motorists a yellow
rose and a “have a nice day” greeting. The
roses were provided by Stewart’s Flowers.
Motorists will be urged to pass along the
good cheer throughout the day!
New members join chamber’s board
The Wilton Chamber of Commerce Board
of Directors is pleased to welcome the following new members to the Board: Tierney
O’Hearn, Esq., Dave Schmitt, Servco Oil,
and Melissa Thompson, Krik-it.
Returning to the Board are Paul Hafter,
Commercial kindness
Prosperous Printing and Debra Hanson,
the Wilton Villager. The new Board takes
office on Oct. 1. As always, your feedback
is important in assisting Board members
in making decisions which benefit the
members of the Chamber.
Information: 762-0567.
Gift certificate makes great gift
The Wilton Chamber of Commerce gift
certificate is still a popular gift idea.
For that in-law that has everything and
doesn’t need anything - how about a
Wilton Gift Certificate. Or that teacher
who has worked so hard with your child
- a Wilton Gift Certificate makes a great
thank you. There are over 40 stores that
participate in the program.
To date, over 7,500 gift certificates
have been sold for a dollar value of over
$311,000 - that’s money that stays right
here in Wilton helping Wilton’s merchants
and restaurants!
Remember to Shop Wilton first but use
a Wilton Gift Certificate to do it!
Past presidents of the Chamber of Commerce Debra Hanson, Barbara
Newland and Syd Gordon get ready to hand out roses during the Chambersponsored Random Acts of Kindness Day.
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Henry Rost sells
realty firm to Koellmer
Realty Seven, Inc. at 250 Danbury Road
is proud to announce the recent purchase of
the firm by Peg Koellmer from Henry Rost,
president and owner since 1978.
Ms. Koellmer has been with Realty Seven
for 17 years, achieving top producer designation, becoming a real estate educator
and in 2005 was named as vice president
in charge of all day to day operations. Ms.
Koellmer is well-known in the Wilton community for her dedicated participation in
local charities & service organizations. She
is currently a member of the advisory board
at Wilton Bank, Wilton Kiwanis, Wilton
Historical Society and Wilton Chamber of
Commerce.
“Realty Seven's team of dedicated professionals recently achieved Wilton's # 1
position in Buyer Transactions & Agent/
Production. We also are among the top
in all comparison categories “said Ms.
Koellmer.
“Mr. Rost has laid the foundation of success with a commitment to professional
service for our clients. We will continue
that legacy and we wish him 'Happy Sails'
as he now has more time to spend with his
wife, Lynne and family on the water,” she
added.
PEG KOELLMER
Children’s Bank looks for
donations for gift drive
Throughout the year and especially during the holidays, the Children’s Bank, a
program of Children’s Connection - itself a
program of the Human Services Council of
Norwalk - reaches out to those children in
our community who have been identified as
most in need. The Children’s Bank matches
approximately 3,000 wishes of children living in foster or group homes with individuals and groups who are willing to help.
The Children’s Bank coordinates the
complex process of ensuring that each
child’s holiday wish is granted, which is
a sizable undertaking requiring months to
accomplish. It invites everyone in the community to participate. This project is made
possible by the generosity of organizations,
companies, and individuals in our region.
Gifts are requested in the range of $35
The Children’s Bank matches
approximately 3,000 wishes
of children living in foster or group
homes with individuals and groups
who are willing to help.
for children up to 18 years of age. Cash
donations are used to purchase gifts for the
children. The Children’s Bank looks forward to making this holiday season the best
and brightest yet.
Information:
849-1111
or
aaugustin@hscct.org
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Sally Maraventano, at right, cooks at Cucina Casalinga. The school has a variety of
activities for children and adults this fall and spring 2009.
Cucina Casalinga releases
fall and spring schedule
Sally Maraventano of Cucina Casalinga
Cooking School at 171 Drum Hill Road
has announced her fall schedule of cooking
classes and events.
The school’s web site, cucinacasalinga.
com, has listings for day and evening adult
classes with luncheon or dinner along with
details on the fall adult tour to the markets
of Arthur Avenue on Oct. 1.
On Columbus Day, which is Monday
Oct. 13, the school will light up the Tuscan
wood-burning pizza oven for a class for
kids ages 11 - 16. Details of the event are
on the kids page of the web site.
The school will have a demonstration of
holiday recipes and a tasting on Wednesday,
Dec. 17 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. followed by
the school’s annual open house where one
can find gift certificates for classes and
many special Italian food items for holiday
gift giving.
Looking ahead to spring 2009 in Italy,
Ms. Maraventano will take a group to tour
Lucca for a special week-long cooking
program with “The Tuscan Chef,” Valter
Roman.
Information:
762-0768
or
info@cucinacasalinga.com
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Trick-or-treaters come to
Center for Halloween Hustle
The Halloween Hustle has become a
town tradition that parents and children in
Wilton look forward to each year. Since
the parade and trick-or-treating are held
downtown in Wilton Center, the Chamber
is bringing business right to the door
of its members with hundreds of families congregating in the gazebo area for
the Halloween Parade, trick or treating,
games and refreshments.
The parade starts at 3 p.m. on Saturday,
Oct. 25, beginning with entertainment
around the gazebo while the children
line up, followed by a walk through town
that will go past several Wilton Center
businesses, and finally
trick-or-treating at participating merchants
until 5.
The Chamber hopes
business owners will
see this as an opportunity to show off their
business and that they
will decide to participate in one or more of
the following ways:
• Be a sponsor - A
business can sponsor
the entertainment
around the gazebo
for $300, which
includes signage at
the activity and a
logo on the trickor-treating map as a
major sponsor, plus
a Halloween Hustle
Road Race T-shirt. A $250 sponsorship
will get a business’s logo on the map as a
sponsor, and $100 includes a special listing on the map as an event supporter.
• Be a trick-or-treat stop - A business
provides the candy treats for the children’s
Halloween bags when they stop at the
business, and the Chamber will provide a
special sign for the window and a listing
on the map designating it as an official
Chamber of Commerce Trick-or-Treat
location.
• Be a volunteer - Help the Chamber
to direct children and their parents safely
across the road at key intersections that
the Halloween parade
crosses on its route.
Volunteers receive a
Halloween Hustle Tshirt.
The Chamber’s goal
is to bring business into
Wilton Center with this
popular holiday activity while minimizing
disruption to regular
customer traffic flow.
Please participate
in one of the above
ways to support
the Chamber of
Commerce and to
make this event
a success. Thank
you for your consideration.
Information:
762-0567.
The parade starts
at 3 p.m. on
Saturday, Oct. 25,
12 years for Titus
Titus Built, LLC is an award-winning residential design and remodeling group
that has been serving residents of the Wilton area since 1995. It delivers fully
integrated design, construction and custom cabinetry services for all of your
home remodeling needs. Titus Built is a proud recipient of Remodeling
Magazine’s Big 50 award. Information: TitusBuilt.com or 834-0275.
SERVCO offers discounts
In these times of rising and erratic heating oil prices SERVCO at 387
Danbury Road is now offering discounts for prompt payment and even
greater discounts for payment via electronic funds transfer.
Customers may choose a floating
price, which varies with the market, a
fixed price for the rest of the season, or
prepay for a season of oil in advance.
They may also pay on budget or as
they receive the oil. Payment within 10
days will receive a 7-cent discount and
electronic funds transfer payment will
receive a 15-cent discount.
All of SERVCO’s customers, not just
new customers, may choose to lock in a
fixed price at anytime of the year. This
is not just a one time offer. At SERVCO
there is “no fixed fee.”
For more information, please call
762-7994.
Tasting the town
Paul Flynn, manager of Elmer’s All the
Best Wines and Liquors, gets ready for
the first annual Taste of Wilton held
at Mohawk Kitchens in South Wilton.
Participating restaurants and caterers
included Dina! A Restaurant, Outback
Steakhouse, Tom e Toes Restaurant,
and Marianne Wilson’s Complete
Catering. The event was June 24.
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Halloween Hustle, Santa
on tap for this fall
The Chamber of Commerce will be
as busy as ever this coming fall, and
Chamber members and residents alike are
invited to keep the following dates on their
calendar open:
• Sept. 25 — Fairfield County Bank/
Gregory & Adams host Business After
Hours from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The
member fee for the event is $15, non-member fee is $25. Reservations are appreciated
by calling the Chamber office at 762-0567
or e-mailing wiltoncoc@snet.net.
• Oct. 16 — The Chamber’s 19th Annual
Dinner is at Cobb’s Mill Inn. Starting
at 6 p.m. there will be a cash bar; at 7
p.m., dinner. The cost is $85 per person.
Joe Connolly, small business reporter for
WCBS 880 Radio will be the featured
guest speaker. Award presentation for
Businessperson of the Year. Reservations
are a must.
• Oct. 21 — State Representative’s
Election Forum sponsored by Wilton
Chamber of Commerce, Wilton League
of Women Voters and Wilton Library
Association, at 7:30 p.m. at the Wilton
Library. Event is free of charge.
• Oct. 25 — The Chamber hosts its 6th
annual Halloween walk through Wilton
center. Parade line up starts at 3 p.m. with
trick or treating to follow.
• Oct. 26 — 5th annual Halloween
Hustle 5K Road Race sponsored by the
Wilton Bank. Registration for the race
starts at 9 a.m., race starts at 10 a.m., and
Kids K starts at 11 a.m. To register for the
race go to active.com or call the Chamber
office for an application at 762-0567. To
volunteer call the Chamber office.
• Dec. 5 — Annual Holiday Walk sponsored by Patriot National Bank at 5 p.m.
at the Wilton Center gazebo. Come greet
Santa Claus as he makes his way through
Wilton back to the North Pole! Tree lighting, candy canes, Wilton High School
band, and more!
Chamber scholarship
In May, the Wilton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors presented its eighth
annual scholarship to Andrew Brown, son of Claire Brown. Ms. Brown works for
Triloma Spa and Hair Design in Wilton. The scholarship is funded through various
events of the Chamber including the golf outing and the 5K road race. From left,
Ms. Brown, Andrew, and Barbara Newland, president of the Chamber, marketing
coordinator for the Greens at Cannondale.
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McCabe with Patriot
for five years
Wonderful wine
Ralph Slater, president-elect of the Wilton Chamber of Commerce, explains to
Valerie Sinnew and Pat McManus all about the second annual Wilton Wine Tour
held on Sept. 8. Elmer’s All the Best Wines and Liquors, Marly’s, Wilton Pizza and
Pasta, Portofino’s, Luca’s Italiano Ristorante and Sky Bar and Grill all participated
on the wine tour.
Chamber looks for
nominees for new award
The Chamber of Commerce is looking for nominations for the First Annual
Business Achievement Awards, which
will recognize outstanding accomplishments made during this past year by several local businesses, organizations and
business people.
Criteria for nominations are as follows:
• Nominees must be a Wilton-based
business or organization (may be Chamber
members or non members)
• Nominees may be self-nominated or
submitted by another party
• Nomination form received by Oct. 1
for review by Awards Committee
• Nominees must have made an accomplishment or contribution leading to a
positive outcome that benefits the Wilton
community, the business environment,
or a specific enterprise. Some examples
are: accomplishing a “green” initiative,
providing new employment opportunities
for youth, “turning around” a floundering
business and providing special services
for the needs of senior citizens.
Nomination forms may be obtained at
the Wilton Chamber of Commerce at 211
Town Green. Forms may be returned by
fax at 762-9096.
Information: 762-0567.
Angela McCabe, an assistant vice president and assistant branch manager at
Patriot National Bank’s Wilton office at
1 Danbury Road, is celebrating five years
of working for the bank.
She began her banking career as a teller, then customer service representative.
She was promoted to assistant manager
before coming to Patriot National Bank.
A graduate of Norwalk State Technical
College, Ms. McCabe has a degree in
accounting/data processing. She has
also earned certificates in computerized
accounting and tax preparation.
Ms. McCabe served as a board member
and is still active with the Exchange Club
of Norwalk Inc. She is also a volunteer
in the city of Norwalk school system and
for the Norwalk Athletic Association. She
has coached girls’ softball, basketball and
cheerleading. She has also participated in
AmeriCares Christmas, Walk America,
Relay for Life and Junior Achievement.
Angela was a Girl Scout troop leader for
seven years.
“One of the nicest aspects of working
at Patriot National Bank is the fact that
we truly know our neighbors,” said Ms.
McCabe. “That’s especially important as
the city grows; our customers are happy
to come into a bank where they have a
longstanding and welcoming relation-
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ship. Employees here are encouraged to
make a difference in the communities in
which they work.”
Ms. McCabe may be reached at 2102340.
6th annual Halloween Hustle 5k run
is Sunday, October 26th
Register online at www.WiltonChamber.com
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Renewing members of the Wilton Chamber
Alice Snyder Real Estate
New Members
American Cancer Society
Ancona's Wines & Liquors
Arista Industries Inc.
Bayer & Black, PC
Blue Tulip
Boxwood Landscape Design
Bruce Bennett Nissan
Canine Fence Company
CGSM Inc.
Norwalk Hospital
Campus Jewelers
Sonya Taheri
5 River Road
210-7493
Conservatory of Dance LLC
Christine Titus
19 Main Street, Georgetown
210-5725
Luzern Associates, LLC
Salvatore Campofranco
372 Danbury Road, Suite 195
834-1199
Marly’s of Wilton
Brian LeBlanc
205 Town Green
834-2000
Phone Directories Company, LP
Richard Mellert
P.O. Box 2277
800-443-0801
Quality Dry Basements, Inc.
Charles Pellaton
5 Rive Road, Suite 108
505-5568
Wilton Learning Center LLC
Diane Byrne
5 River Road
210-7493
Davis Companies
Deloitte & Touche
Dempsey Myers & Co.
Dina's
Douglas Cutler Architects
Realty Seven
Remedy Intelligent Staffing
Selective Benefits LLC
ShillerMath
Sparrow Management
Splash
Tooher Ferraris Insurance Grp.
Country Living Associates
Creeth Richman & Assoc.
Overbrook Associates
Timberlake Associates
Christina Colbert, Esq.
Countrywide Home Loans
Mid Fairfield Child Guidance
Faesy & Sanders
Falcon Capital Management
Family & Children's Agency
Fashion Floor Covering
Frank C. Spencer CPA
Georgetown Martial Arts
Georgetown Saloon
Gregory Saw Mill
Groups Plus, Inc.
Haase Electrical Services
Hastings Real Estate
Hunan Cafe Inc.
L.M. Reid Group
Marianne Wilson's Catering
Town Green Media
Toy Chest
William Meehan, Esq.
Wilson Commercial RE
Wilton Bank
Wilton Cleaners
Wilton Medical Walk In
Wilton Pizza
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