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Explore Local!

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By Eileen McNamara
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From historic Main Street and scenic farms to its thriving local businesses and community events, Glastonbury embraces a simple but powerful message: explore your local community. At the heart of that effort is a highly connected local business community, led in large part by the CT River Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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West Hartford Celebrates America 250

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By Eileen McNamara
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Founded as a farming settlement in 1679 and incorporated as its own town in 1854, West Hartford has spent centuries evolving alongside the nation it now hopes to help celebrate during America’s 250th anniversary this month. As the United States prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, West Hartford officials and historians are planning a wide range of events designed to connect residents with both local and national history.
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Explore: Cedar Hill Cemetery

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By Eileen McNamara
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The winding roads and towering trees of Cedar Hill Cemetery feel less like a traditional burial ground and more like an open-air museum woven into the landscape of Hartford and West Hartford history. Established in 1864 during the Victorian-era “rural cemetery” movement, Cedar Hill was designed to be both a place of remembrance and a peaceful public retreat — a landscaped sanctuary where art, nature and history meet.
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