BEST OF 2023: A tree grows in Canton, and it's not the only preserved quirk in CT
The Canton tree saga suggests CT residents are taking a broader view of what local quirks and idiosyncrasies ought to be kept in place.
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The Canton tree saga suggests CT residents are taking a broader view of what local quirks and idiosyncrasies ought to be kept in place.
Canton residents fought to keep a tree growing in the middle of a road. The saga suggests CT residents have a broad view of what to preserve.
The “tear down” has accompanied every construction boom for the last two generations.
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