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Tuesday, September 18, 2012

JOSH BRENNAN
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This blog was begun in June, 2006, when the Village was half-way through a two-year New York State Department of Transportation Highway Reconstruction Project and was intended not only to document changes that were taking place, daily, but to look back in Waterville's past and share stories of other historic events and the people who, since the community's settlement in 1792, have made Waterville, once the "Hop Capital of the World," what it is, today.
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