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Main Stream Canoes and Kayaks, is a canoe & kayak tour agency in New Hartford, Connecticut. Looking for a fun and relaxing way to enjoy the outdoors? Rent one of our Main Stream canoes or kayaks and explore the local rivers and lakes at your own pace.

Located on Rt 44 in New Hartford, CT, L’Atelier Olfactive creates olfactive products coming from the desire to bring an at-home experience of well-being. Much more than just a nice piece on the shelf, we wanted to create a product that is a whole, a global purpose of holistic health, wellness, and sustainability.

Hartford Denim Co. aka HARDENCO, located in the Hurley Business Park in New Hartford, CT, is a manufacturer of the strongest clothes available. We at HARDENCO stand by that statement by backing all of our products with unlimited free repairs.

The New Hartford Fire Department, located on Greenwoods Road in New Hartford, CT, consists of two stations, five fire apparatus, and a group of dedicated firefighters. There are currently 45 members, but we are always looking for more! For any questions about how we work, get in touch with us through our contact form.

The New Hartford Volunteer Ambulance Association (NHVA), located in New Hartford, CT, was formed in 1968. The NHVA provides pre-hospital emergency medical care to New Hartford, Barkhamsted and West Hartland.

There are many ways to join the New Hartford, CT Lions Club and support our mission. Contact us to find out more about volunteer opportunities, fundraising events, and ways that you can get our message to your friends and family.

The Mission Statement of the New Hartford Historical Society is to provide research services and to help preserve, interpret, and celebrate the history of New Hartford, CT. To encourage historical education, exploration, appreciation and the thoughtful utilization of our past to add value to New Hartford’s diverse community.

The Licia & Mason Beekley Community Library is located in the Town of New Hartford, Connecticut. We are in Litchfield County, approximately 20 miles northwest of Hartford, with a population of over 6,700. The town has a rich and diverse history and boasts a number of recreational attractions. .

The Bakerville Library, located in the historical Bakerville section of New Hartford, CT, was started in 1949 with a "little red wagon." Barbara Yedlin, daughter of the late Ralph and Nelia Gardner White, wanted a neighborhood library. Mrs. Yedlin took her son's wagon and canvassed her neighbors for books. Eventually 500 books were donated, stored and distributed from the basement of her home.

Northwestern Regional is a comprehensive public Middle School-High School serving the total Regional Community including the towns of New Hartford, CT, Barkhamsted, Norfolk, and Colebrook.