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Your Silent Neighbors

Take a tour through the past with “Your Silent Neighbors", which introduces readers to people out of Canton’s past.

“Your Silent Neighbors” introduces readers to people out of Canton’s past.  Readers are encouraged to visit these gravesites and pay their respects to the people who have helped make our community what it is today.

Choose a name from the list to begin your journey into Canton's past:

11/21/2023 - Dog Park Naming
DOG PARK

 

 The Town has received a request to name the Canton Dog Park after Alan Duncan. Mr. Duncan, who recently passed away, was a longtime supporter of the dog park.

 

Pursuant to the Town of Canton Naming Rights Policy, the public has 30 days to submit alternative proposals for the naming of the Canton Dog Park.  A copy of the policy and application are attached. Applications must be received by December 21, 2023.
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Kathleen Taylor
Town Historian

Carolyn Woodard
Deputy Town Historian

Christopher Hager
Deputy Town Historian

 

Office: (860) 693-5800
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Location: 40 Dyer Ave, Canton, CT 06019