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The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles
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Browse the Brookfields
Just a 20 minute drive for our town!
Asparagus & Flower Heritage Festival
Saturday
May 17, 2008
(Rain Date-Sunday, May 18th)
10 am - 4 pm
West Brookfield Town Common
Please Join Your Neighbors, Local Growers, Businesses and Organizations in Celebrating Spring, Mother Nature, and our Heritage. If you desire to have a spot please call Amy Dugas at 508-867-5428 Sponsored by the Quaboag Historical Society and the West Brookfield Historical Commission
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covers all the 59 towns that are the center of Massachusetts!
The Quinebaug and Shetucket Rivers Valley or northeastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts has been called "The Last Green Valley" in the sprawling metropolitan Boston-to-Washington corridor. At night the region appears distinctively dark amid the urban and suburban glow when viewed from satellites or aircraft. In the daytime, the green fields and forests confirm the surprisingly rural character of the 1,085 square-mile area defined by the Quinebaug and Shetucket Rivers systems and the rugged hills that surround them.
The Last Green Valley is half the size of Grand Canyon National Park and more than ten times that of Acadia, the largest national park in the northeast. Forest and farmland make up more than 70% of its 695,000-acres, yet it lies only an hour from 3 of New England's 4 largest urban areas. Its 300,000 inhabitants reside only 2 1/2 hours from 25 million people. This relatively undeveloped rural island in the midst of the most urbanized region in the nation makes it a resource of local, regional, and national importance.
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