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Dear Readers, Political leadership and public service at both the local and national levels, especially in times of turmoil, are familiar subjects in Connecticut history. Familiar too is the industrial and agricultural infrastructure that has shaped the economic development of Connecticut communities. This issue is about power—people who found it unexpectedly and those who seemed born to wield it; the power of civic remembrance to shape us; and natural power tamed or harnessed for use. We presen
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Hog River Journal: Of Mills and Menby Kathy Hermes © Connecticut ExploredPolitical leadership and public service at both the local and national levels, especially in times of turmoil, are familiar subjects in Connecticut history. Familiar too is the industrial and agricultural infrastructure that has shaped the economic development of Connecticut commun… Read more
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