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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - From Torrington Area Health District »
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Goshen Traffic Roundabout Proposed Improvement »
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Proposed Budget 2022 - 2023 »
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New Animal Control Contact - MAY 1, 2022 »
New Animal Control starting May 1, 2022 The Town of Goshen's new ACO contact info:
Community Organizations
Web Site | Description/Contact Information |
|---|---|
| Church of Christ Congregational | Church |
| Goshen Agriculture Council | Goshen Ag Council |
| Goshen Agricultural Society | Events at the Goshen Fairgrounds |
| Goshen Business Circle | Business website |
| Goshen Community Care & Hospice | nonprofit orginazation to help residents |
Goshen Farmer's Market | |
| Goshen Garden Club | Garden Club |
| Goshen Good Neighbors | Non-profit charity to help residents |
| Goshen Historical Society | Historical Society |
| Goshen Housing Trust | Non-profit Organization |
| Land Trust | |
Goshen Players | |
Goshen Running Club | |
| Litchfield Hill Chore | Chore Service |
Litchfield Hills Rowing Club | |
Northwest CT Art | |
| Bus Transit | |
| Church | |
Sullivan Senior Center | |
Health District | |
Woodridge Lake Sewer District |
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The Town of Goshen has a very long storied history. First chronicled by Reverend A.G. Hibbard in 1897 with the help of Deacon Lewis Mills Norton’s investigations and records, many of which came from children of the first settlers and solders of the Revolution. Much later, in 1989 the Goshen Quardrimillennium Committee formed for the celebration of Goshen’s 250th anniversary commissioned a new history of Goshen to bring up to date the Reverend A.G. Hibbard’s History of the Town of Goshen. This new works is titled “Goshen Connecticut a town above all others”. Both books are available at the Goshen Public Library and the Goshen Historical Society. Reverend A.G. Hibbard’s book is also made available on line by Cornell University Library