Hebron [Tolland County] was settled in 1704 and named in 1707 from the Hebrew word meaning "association" or "league". The town was incorporated in 1708.
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Area, 37.3 sq. miles. Population, 2000 Census, 8,610. Voting Districts, 1. Principal industry, agriculture.
Hebron is part of the Capitol Region Metropolitan District in Connecticut.
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Overview of facilities, staff and programs.
Interactive calendar, library history, boutique and genealogy resources.
Family chiropractic care services.
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Youth soccer programs for boys and girls from ages 5 to 15. Member of the Northeast District of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association.
Unofficial site for the Hebron, Connecticut Fire and EMS Service.
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Public 18 hole golf course with grass driving range and short game practice. Hole by hole tour, scorecard, instruction description with fees and special events.
Information on economic development, Town planning, parks and recreation, local news, boards and commissions.
Text listing with contact information.
Family chiropractic care services.
Overview of facilities, staff and programs.
Youth soccer programs for boys and girls from ages 5 to 15. Member of the Northeast District of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association.
Public 18 hole golf course with grass driving range and short game practice. Hole by hole tour, scorecard, instruction description with fees and special events.
Unofficial site for the Hebron, Connecticut Fire and EMS Service.
General information provided for annual event.
Interactive calendar, library history, boutique and genealogy resources.
Information on economic development, Town planning, parks and recreation, local news, boards and commissions.
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