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35-acre horse farm, one of the largest remaining privately owned estates in Wheaton, could be sold

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This isn’t the first time that the forest district has sought to purchase the land. Forest officials targeted the Bolgers’ property for purchase in 1988 and again in 1998. However, then-owners Vincent Bolger, who died in 2008, and Helen Bolger, who died in 2006, weren’t interested in selling or agreeing to a conservation easement that would have prevented them from developing the land.

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