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	Connecticut's Heritage Gateway
		Connecticut has long been known as “the land of steady habits”—certainly as we look about us, the state’s prudence and essential conservatism are still strikingly apparent today.
		Connecticut’s Indians had no real notion of “the state”: their loyalties were to individuals and to relatives, a situation not conducive to strong leadership or concerted action.
		Connecticut’s early settlers were convinced that the vast majority of men and women in their society were damned no matter how godly their outward lives.
	www.ctheritage.org /encyclopedia/ctto1763/overviewctto1763.htm (3722 words)

	World Almanac for Kids
		CONNECTICUT, southernmost of the New England states of the U.S., bounded on the N by Massachusetts, on the E by Rhode Island, on the S by Long Island Sound, and on the W by New York State.
		The principal mammals of Connecticut are deer, rabbit, squirrel, fox, chipmunk, otter, and woodchuck.
		Connecticut's mining industry has declined sharply since colonial times, when it was active in the production of iron ore. In the early 2000s most of the mineral production in the state consisted of stone, sand, and gravel, all of which were used locally as building materials.
	www.worldalmanacforkids.com /explore/states/connecticut.html (3993 words)

	The Boston University Washington Journalism Center
		However, Kevin Maloney, a spokesman for the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, who was not at the meeting, said in a telephone interview that Connecticut's homeland security system is inadequate.
		The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities is an association representing the largest of the state's cities and towns and encompassing more than 93 percent of the state's population.
		Connecticut delegation members said they would try to secure more funds in appropriations bills, and Lieberman, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said he would help to get more money for construction of military facilities.
	bu.edu /washjocenter/Spring_2002_Stories/newswire_hill_security0226.htm (497 words)

	Geologic History of Long Island Sound
		Long Island Sound occupies a lowland that was initially carved into the coastal-plain by rivers, and subsequently glacially modified.
		The southernmost extent of the Wisconsinan glacier is marked along the middle of Long Island by piles of glacial debris called a "terminal moraine." Present evidence suggests that the glacier modified but did not entirely alter the pre-Wisconsinan configuration of the Long Island Sound basin.
		The fairly shallow depth (average 20 meters or 64 feet) of today's Long Island Sound is attributable to the fact that Lake Connecticut was nearly filled in by clay sediments brought southward by the glacier.
	camel2.conncoll.edu /ccrec/greennet/arbo/publications/34/CHP1.HTM (1049 words)

	History of Churches in Woodstock, Connecticut
		The church on Woodstock hill remained without a stated pastor some three years after the deposition of Reverend Abel Stiles, when it harmoniously united with the society in extending a call to Mr.
		The church on Woodstock hill, near the close of its second century, enters upon a new period of prosperity and usefulness.
		Called to active service as the secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union, his aid and counsel were ever given freely to town and church till his lamented death.
	www.connecticutgenealogy.com /windham/history_of_churches_in_woodstock.htm (5954 words)

	PLYMOUTH, CONNECTICUT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The grandfather of Henry Cook, the first settler, (in the present town of Thomaston) was one of the Pilgrims, and the town was named for Plymouth, Mass.
		A rough hill country forms the watershed of the Pequabuck River flowing east to Bristol.
		The cave has a passage 10 feet wide and 20 feet long, leading into a solid rock room which was used as a sleeping room.
	www.skyweb.net /~channy/CTGuidePly.html (805 words)

	Connecticut Domed Chamber
		This large domed chamber in Northeastern Connecticut may be the only one of its type in New England.
		The entry tunnel and its overburden were removed a few years ago to enlarge the backyard of a new house.
		One person has suggested that the chamber was an ice house for the inn, to store ice blocks cut from the river about half a mile down the hill.
	www.neara.org /Hill/domedchamber.htm (555 words)

	HISTORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Long Hill Volunteer Fire Company #1 was officially created on January 11, 1921.
		The outcome of the meeting was the organization of a Long Hill Fire Department.
		On March 8, 1921, the State of Connecticut Seal was affixed to the By-Laws thereby recognizing the, "Long Hill Fire Company #1, Inc" as a legal corporation set up with the intent of providing fire protection for the residents of the Long Hill area.
	www.longhillfd.com /History (198 words)

	Connecticut
		Hartford, Connecticut - the Soldiers and Sailors Arch (photograph and history) The arch was constructed of brownstone from Portland, Connecticut.
		Windham, Connecticut – the Jillson House, now the headquarters for the Windham Historical Society (photograph and history) Gneiss granite quarried locally from the nearby Willimantic River was used in the construction of the building about 1924.
		Windham, Connecticut – Mills in Willimantic (photograph and history) Gneiss granite quarried locally from the nearby Willimantic River was used in the construction of the building about 1924.
	www.cagenweb.com /quarries/states/connecticut.html (5298 words)

	Connecticut State Parks
		Connecticut presents an overwhelming array of features splendidly representative of the entire New England region.
		Connecticut is a place for all people as well as for all seasons.
		This Connecticut State site is a registered trademark of Connecticut and may not be used without permission.
	www.friendsctstateparks.org (213 words)

	Vernon-Rockville, Connecticut - The Tower on Fox Hill
		From the early days of the settlement of the town by white men, some talked of building a watch tower on Fox Hill for it commands such a broad view of the Connecticut River Valley and beyond.
		In those days the hills were quite free of trees and undergrowth.
		Any tree of appreciable size was cut down for firewood and the land from which trees were removed served as pasture for the farm animals.
	www.vernonct.com /tower.htm (553 words)

	Street Scenes from an Earlier Trumbull
		This picture of the northwest corner of the Long Hill Green was probably taken in the early 1900's.
		The eastern half of the Long Hill Green where Broadway and Whitney Avenue intersect is shown.
		In 1926 a monument made from a large native stone was placed on the southern end of Long Hill Green to replace an earlier wooden one.
	www.trumbullhistory.org /streets (926 words)

	Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
		However, the likelihood for long term success of these hemlocks in the eastern United States in unknown.
		This may be for a period of several years until all the unprotected hemlocks in the vicinity have died and can no longer serve as a source for re-infestation.
		It may be advisable to identify individual trees or groups of trees that have special value or significance on the property and to concentrate control efforts on those trees.
	www.caes.state.ct.us /FactSheetFiles/Entomology/fsen012f.htm (2469 words)

	Research Resources - Connecticut
		Connecticut Historical Societies and Museums, presented by the University of Connecticut.
		Connecticut Historical Societies and Museums, presented by the University of Connecticut Libraries.
		Connecticut River Museum - The "Great River" of New England - The Connecticut River Excerpted from Edmund Delaney's The Connecticut River: New England's Historic Waterway.
	www.cagenweb.com /quarries/states/cn-research.html (2806 words)

	Connecticut Innovations,Connecticut Innovations Commits $1.2 Million To University/Industry Research Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Rocky Hill, Conn. June 26, 2001- Connecticut Innovations (CI), the state's leading investor in high-technology, today announced that it will award $1.2 million for applied research projects to be conducted jointly by Connecticut companies and the University of Connecticut.
		"The University of Connecticut is proud to be an active partner in the Yankee Ingenuity Competition," said President Philip H. Austin.
		Connecticut Innovations and the State of Connecticut have invested $40 million in a total of 360 joint research projects since launching the Yankee Ingenuity initiative in 1985.
	www.ctinnovations.com /site/news/8.asp (436 words)

	NORFOLK, CONNECTICUT
		The Shepard Hoose, to the left, at the top of the hill, was built in 1794 by Giles Pettibone.
		The hill, 1610 feet elevation, has a fire tower with a remarkable view; Long Island can be seen on a clear day.
		In the ravine to the east of the house is an unusually fine stand of laurel.
	www.skyweb.net /~channy/CTGuideNorf.html (928 words)

	Connecticut Department of Banking News Bulletin: Week Ending January 15, 1999
		Section 36a-145 of the Connecticut General Statutes requires that each application for a branch, or for a limited branch at which loans will be made, be accompanied by a plan detailing how adequate services to meet the banking needs of all community residents will be provided.
		On January 12, 1999, pursuant to Section 36a-411 of the Connecticut General Statutes, the Banking Commissioner approved the application filed by Westbank Corporation to acquire and retain the ownership or control of 100% of the issued and outstanding voting stock of Cargill Bancorp, Inc. and Cargill Bank.
		The Commissioner also issued, pursuant to Section 36a-185 of the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended by Public Act 98-260, a notice of intent not to disapprove the acquisition by Westbank Corporation of 100% of the beneficial ownership of the issued and outstanding voting stock of Cargill Bancorp, Inc. and Cargill Bank.
	www.state.ct.us /dob/bulletin/nb1821.htm (338 words)

	DOC: Employment
		The Connecticut Department of Correction seeks to employ career-oriented men and women.
		A career in the Connecticut Department of Correction offers unparalleled opportunities for men and women who have the ability to work well with people and meet the challenge of a fast growing and demanding environment.
		If you are employed by the Connecticut Department of Correction you will enjoy the full range of benefits available to employees of the State of Connecticut.
	www.ct.gov /doc/cwp/view.asp?a=1496&Q=265278&docNav=\| (200 words)

	Press Release - Connecticut Innovations Honors Webster Bank with Special Achievement Award
		“Connecticut Innovations is pleased to recognize Webster’s substantial involvement in stimulating high-tech growth in the state,” said Victor R. Budnick, CI’s president and executive director.
		Connecticut Innovations is a quasi-public organization that strengthens the state’s economy by making equity investments in entrepreneurial, high-technology companies.
		Connecticut Innovations also manages funds and initiatives that foster the development of high-growth industries in the state.
	www.ctinnovations.com /news/26.php (481 words)

	CABE - Connecticut Association of Boards of Education
		The Connecticut Association of Boards of Education has entered an agreement with Active Internet Technologies to improve the Association’s ability to use the internet to provide timely information for our members.
		CABE has long been in the forefront in using the Internet to provide information to its membership.
		The finalsite mission is to provide a website for every school district, school, and teacher in the State of Connecticut.
	www.cabe.org /what_s_new/cabe_s_new_web_site (332 words)

	Connecticut Fishing Report for Long Island Sound, by Capt. Bob Turley
		The lower end of the Connecticut River is producing some large Striped Bass and is best fished early morning, a well placed fly and low light conditions have been the key to taking big Striped Bass on a fly rod.
		Large schools of Striped Bass and Bluefish were feeding on Sand eel’s three to four inches long on the surface.
		I fished with Scott Wendel of Milford Connecticut on Saturday, we sight fished the flats off sandy point Rhode Island despite the strong winds we had.
	cyberangler.com /reports/ct/turley/archive/2000-07-10.html (307 words)

	Northeast Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
		Originally part of the long, narrow area called Voluntown, the northern section separated and obtained town privileges from the Connecticut General Assembly on the Second Thursday of May, 1794.
		The name given was that of a temporary resident, Dr. John Sterling, who had promised the town a library in return for the honor.
		The first Town Meeting was held on June 9, 1794, at a home on Sterling Hill.
	www.nectchamber.com /sterling.htm (265 words)

	CT DEP: Where to View Fall Foliage in Connecticut
		If you are traveling a long distance to Connecticut or you plan on making a weekend out of your trip, make hotel reservations in advance.
		Sandwiched between Long Island Sound and the Great Meadows tidal wetlands, Long Beach is one of the longest barrier beaches in Connecticut--a little over a mile long.
		Although most of our summer shorebirds are long gone, a visit in October also brings the chance to glimpse migrating birds that have spent their summer further north.
	dep.state.ct.us /updates/foliage/wheretoview.htm (1265 words)

	Connecticut Cemeteries - I Dream of Genealogy Databases
		Sharon, Connecticut, Burying Grounds Ancestry.com This database contains records for the area of Sharon and its surroundings.
		New London County, Connecticut, Cemetery Records Ancestry.com These cemetery records contain the name of the deceased, relatives, birth date, death date, etc., as well as age, when given.
		Windham County, Connecticut, Cemetery Records, Volume 1 Ancestry.com These cemetery records contain the name of the deceased, relatives, birth date, death date, etc., as well as age, when given.
	www.idreamof.com /cemetery/ct.html (1039 words)

	Long Hill, CT Houses, Apartments, Cars, and Residents Info
		Long Hill, CT Houses, Apartments, Cars, and Residents Info
		Back to: Long Hill main page, Connecticut, United States.
		Back to: Long Hill, CT (don't miss, contains a wealth of additional information), Connecticut, United States.
	www.city-data.com /housing/houses-Long-Hill-Connecticut.html (220 words)

	Connecticut Siting Council
		The hearing will be on an application by Sprint Spectrum, L.P. d/b/a Sprint PCS for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need for the construction, maintenance and operation of a wireless telecommunications facility located at 2381 Long Hill Road, Guilford, Connecticut.
		The purpose of the hearing is to hear evidence on the applicant’s contentions that the public need for the facility outweighs any adverse environmental effects that would result from the construction, operation, or maintenance of a tower, associated equipment, and access road.
		Any person seeking to be named or admitted as a party or intervenor to the proceeding may file a written request to be so designated at the office of the Connecticut Siting Council, 10 Franklin Square, New Britain, Connecticut 06051, on or before February 19, 2003.
	www.ct.gov /csc/ical/eventDetail_page.asp?date_ID=CECFC8C6CB83CDC9CE (577 words)

	Long Hill Connecticut Real Estate, Homes, Property, Commercial
		Are you considering a move to Long Hill, Connecticut?
		The e-Partner® Network invites you to explore the possibility of living in Long Hill.
		The e-Partner® Network is currently seeking qualified sales associates and brokers to work with us in Long Hill.
	www.longhill.connecticutwebpage.com (409 words)

	Connecticut Historical Societies and Museums
		The Connecticut Historical Societies Web Page is a site dedicated to bringing together in one location links to all of Connecticut's Historical Societies that can be found on the Web.
		If you know of a Connecticut Historical Society that is not represented on this list, please send the Historical Society's URL to the following email address: david.avery@uconn.edu Thank You.
		Connecticut Eastern Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society Museum
	www.lib.uconn.edu /online/research/govtinfo/ConnState/connhistsoc.html (240 words)

	CONNECTICUT TRANSIT ROUTES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		For many years, the dominant bus company in Waterbury was Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. The Northeast Transportation Co. was the third largest bus company in Waterbury, only operating the Long Hill route, now route 18.
		Information is not available for new bus routes introduced by Connecticut Railway & Lighting, or by the Connecticut Co. Although some separate route numbers presumably apply to branches added later to earlier routes.
		The Connecticut Co. operated streetcars and buses in Meriden and nearby Middletown until 1959, when those divisions were sold to H & W Transit Co. H & W Transit Co. ceased operations in 1967, and the Connecticut Co. resumed operations in Meriden.
	members.aol.com /chirailfan/cttdatew.html (377 words)

	Westbrook, Connecticut area Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns on Bed & Breakfast Inns ONLINE
		Explore coastal Connecticut while relaxing at the Tidewater Inn, a comfortable, elegant inn on the Connecticut shoreline.
		Acorn Hollow Bed & Breakfast - Southold, NY Beautiful home located on the North Fork of Long Island, in the midst of wine country and enveloped by beautiful beaches.
		Shorecrest Bed and Breakfast - Southold, NY A historic Victorian B & B on the Northfork of Long Island with water views, near wineries.
	www.bbonline.com /ct/westbrook.html (478 words)

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