Kathy Bonnist is an Author. She focuses on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as the intersections of publishing and media, food and beverages, and family relationships. Kathy's work has been featured in Good Morning Wilton and NewsBreak.
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Kathy Bonnist's articles primarily focus on local real estate and town developments in the Wilton area. Her coverage heavily emphasizes announcements, data citations, government pronouncements, and expert commentary related to the real estate industry.
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Wilton's EDC launches a two-week restaurant promo, plans a wellness initiative and advances marketing projects supporting local businesses.
By: Kathy Bonnist
The Economic Development Commission will debut its own Wilton restaurant week — actually, a two-week event — Sept. 21 through Oct. 4, with restaurants free
Schmendrick’s Bookshop opens in Wilton’s Cannondale Village, bringing independent bookselling, curated fiction and community back to town.
Wilton Food Pantry faces surging demand as more longtime residents seek help, prompting an urgent call for food, donations and volunteers.
Mah jongg is booming at Wilton Library, where Monday Open Play sessions are bringing residents together for games and community connection.
By: Kathy Bonnist
The ancient Chinese game of mahjong — or at least, the modern incarnation of American mah jongg — is having a moment, and it’s on full display at the Wilto
Wilton author Peggy Ottman’s memoir 'Losing Mom' shares a daughter’s hospice experience, explores grief, end-of-life care and conversation.
By: Kathy Bonnist
No one wants to think about a loved one’s end of life. But longtime Wilton resident Peggy Ottman has written a new book that she hopes will spark important
Wilton EDC hears a $52,000-a-year video proposal, plans Restaurant Weeks and other events and prepares to replace its departing vice chair.
Wilton beekeeper Ray DuBois reflects on 20 years of Beelove Apiaries and what bees teach him about nature, community and lifelong learning.
