WILTON – The Economic Development Committee is promoting the launch of the town’s new website (www.wiltonnh.gov) with a fun contest – “Where’s Wanda?” Ten photos of “Wanda” and her faithful dog “Winnie” have been Photoshopped into pictures of Wilton on the website.

Locate those pictures and describe them on the entry form. All correct entries will be entered in a drawing for a basket of local goodies. The contest opened on Nov. 26 and the deadline for submissions is Friday, Dec. 14. The winner will be drawn at the meeting of the Select Board on Monday, Dec. 17, at 6:30 p.m. You don’t have to be present to win and the drawing can be watched on Wilton’s live-stream.

Entry forms are available on-line, the town office, the town library or at Putnam’s Clothing. Entries must be returned there by 4 p.m. on Dec. 14.

You do not have to be a Wilton resident to enter and all ages are allowed.

Those looking for Wanda are advised to look at all parts of the website, including slide shows. Wanda is sometimes with her dog, sometimes in disguise and may have props.

“Wanda” is the creation of 13-year-old artist Grace Keller of Wilton Center.

Gifts in the winner’s basket include: Hair products from The Magic Mirror Salon; Vintage folding nail-file from Putnam’s; $25 gift certificate from The House By the Side of the Road; tea service from SereniTea; a magazine from Ladybead and Rook; 2019 WWI commemorative calendar from the Heritage Commission; Frye’s Measure Mill apothecary box; Handcrafted earrings by Sussy-Rose Shields; $25 gift certificate from Artisan’s Boutique; braided rug from Devine’s Flooring; Peace Mandela print from Prayers of Nature; A Goss Park family membership; 2 free haircuts at Elmer’s; $25 gift certificate from Gary’s Restaurant; $20 gift certificate from 101 Treasures; address labels from WS Packaging; $10 gift certificate from Frost This; 4 adult passes to the Town Hall Theater; Town Hall note cards; A candle from Works of Heart Florist; a large basket from Pic a Dilly; and “something” from Nelson’s Candies. Total value is over $500.

The website is a joint project of the Economic Development Committee and the town office staff, Janice Pack, Paul Branscombe and Town Clerk Jane Farrell – and provides new content for visitors, businesses, and area promotion.