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The Day - The Poisonous Snake Sanctuary and other unpopular nature preserves - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - The Poisonous Snake Sanctuary and other unpopular nature preserves - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published June 03. 2021 4:58PM  By Steve Fagin Having tramped through countless parks, nature preserves and wildlife sanctuaries, as well as paddled in an untold number of ponds, lakes and rivers, I'm often hard-pressed to come up with new places to explore. Some destinations, though, I'll never visit — their names alone don't exactly make you want to lace up hiking boots and skip merrily off in their direction. I'm sure that other outdoor enthusiasts also would be reluctant to reconnoiter — after all, you won't find these attractions printed on any map or listed in any guidebook. He...

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Franklin developer loses 300 potential Bellevue homes - Vimarsana News

Franklin developer loses 300 potential Bellevue homes

Plan to build near Newsom Station hadn't seen work in years With support from Newsom Station residents, the Metro Planning Commission eliminated a Bellevue development project contracted to Olde Mill Partners of Franklin for its lack of progress, which neighbors say turned out to be the best possible outcome. Councilmember Dave Rosenberg — in whose district the land sits and has been awaiting development for 14 years — first established the proposal to designate the development “inactive” on Jan. 11. Newsom Station residents had been vehemently opposed to its development for yea...

Vassalboro resident creates calendar marking town's 250th year - Vimarsana News

Vassalboro resident creates calendar marking town's 250th year

Vassalboro resident creates calendar marking town’s 250th year Donald Breton made the calendar using 47 old Vassalboro postcards that picture buildings and other items still extant today. 6 of 6 Donald Breton, at his Vassalboro home Wednesday, has produced a calendar that celebrates Vassalboro's 250th anniversary. He is shown with some of his research materials used to prepare the calendar, which costs $15. Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel VASSALBORO — Donald Breton put together a daily reminder as the town of Vassalboro recognizes its sestercentennial, the 250th anniversary of the townâ...