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Chris Haggerty (Phoenix, AZ)	on 12/07/2005 01:34

Nice to see such an inviting, informative website of your nice little town. Having grown up in nearby Waterbury, I always hold fond memories of Middlebury.

Griffin Blazi (Middelbury CT)	on 11/26/2005 05:03

Hey im 14 and ive lived hear in Middlebury for almost my whole life and I must say I do love the town and the people in the town very much, but what i think we need is some things to do in this town for the kids. we have quassy but thats been taken over by the city of Waterbury. and almost the entire population of this towns kids skateboard including myslef. And i speak for all the kids who skate in this town can we pleas get a skatepark, not only will it be an atraction for all of us but it will keep us out of trouble. this past summer me and my pals have been getting alot of trouble with the police mainly for skating in spots that we are not sopose to skate in, and being kids. so when you get a chance to read this i would highly apreciate it if you send me an email on the skate park matter I adressed to you today. thank you

scott stipe (miami , fl)	on 11/24/2005 00:59

I left middlebury in 1967 @ the ripe old age of 8. I still remember it clearly though. My best friend was Mark Hadzega. I wonder if he would still remember me after almost 40 years.If anyone knows him say "HEY" to him for me. I view middlebury on my pc through globeXplorer & it looks like it hasn't changed much. My greetings to all who still reside there.

Jim Mathews (Indianapolis, IN)	on 11/06/2005 02:24

I grew up in Middlebury. at the time there was a population of 5000, Grant Goodeve was are celebrity. and the big discussion was were to put the High School. I really miss the place. It seems strange to see all the changes. I am returning in November of '05 for my 30th class reunion. I look foward to recalling all the memories. I have 3 children now. I have been all over the world with the USAFR. I now live 1 mile for the Indy 500. I hope to see you again real soon.

Dan Pullen (New Milford)	on 11/03/2005 15:15

I'm looking for information on the "Little People's Village", the old abandoned house surrounded by miniature houses in the woods across from Maggie McFly's. From what I hear, this little local landmark is falling into ruin, mostly due to vandals. I wonder if anything can be done to help protect and preserve what's left. Also, I'd love to know if anyone has information regarding its origins, apart of course from the commonly told myths regarding tiny demons, etc. Thank you!

Lori Ciocca (Middlebury)	on 10/26/2005 17:59

Our family moved to Middlebury 2 and a half years ago and we love it! I just want to say that the Middlebury Library is a wonderful place to visit, we attend the story hour and other functions offered. The staff are wonderful-we love you Miss Jan!

ekeson guyman (lome togo)	on 10/14/2005 08:41

nice site i love it keep it up ok

Marilyn French (Niantic,Ct06357)	on 10/09/2005 15:49

I am doing genealogy on my family. Looking for any info on James D Slater who lived in Middlebury for many years.

MUKLESHALASA (AMMAN JORDAN)	on 09/22/2005 07:36

I HAVE MY DAUGHTER IN YOUR VERY NICE CITY REGARDS FOR EVERYBODY

Linda (Clancy) Brown	on 09/15/2005 18:39

Homegrown and raised on Washington Drive. (left in 1970) Hi everyone---woul d love to hear how you are doing!

L. Perugini (Savannah, GA)	on 09/15/2005 02:13

My husband and I would like to move back to Middlebury to be near the family (where I grew up) next year after we retire from the Army. Does anyone know where there is a good deal on some acreage of land for sale? peruginil@s oar.army.mil

Donna Sills Stephenson (Tallahassee, fla)	on 11/11/2004 15:52

I lived in Middlebury for 15 years when I was a wee one. My grandparents live on Benson Rd where Uniroyal is now. We had a farm there. My papa built a home for us on Southford Rd where the IBM sign is now. I miss Middlebury very much expecially now with the change of seasons and the fairs. I see that there is a new elementry school in the corn field now. So much progress. I remember walking to Quassy too.

Rohan Letho (Melbourne , Victoria Australia)	on 09/07/2004 15:52

G'Day, My brother lives in Middlebury with his family and I'm thinking I will come over for a visit. Not quite sure what Middlebury has to offer but my brother says its nice. Seeya

Kenneth G Clarke Jr (Pocahontas, AR)	on 09/01/2004 15:52

Just happen to run across your site. I have a old photo of myself and other on the steps of your building at which I went to school. I lived at Biscoe Farms from 1939 to 1951 @8 years ar Shepardson School/Middlebu ry Grammer/Mrs Bronson@ Mac Letts

Dorene Switz (Tucson, AZ)	on 08/24/2004 15:52

I grew up in Middlebury, CT and still enjoy the beauty and warmth of the town when I return. My parents owned the first hardware store and liquor store in town. My aunt and uncle owned the only grocery store in Middlebury also. Everywhere we went, we all knew each other. Town Hall dances, Lake Quassapaug, summer dances at the lake - what a beautiful way to grow up! We lived on Mirey Dam Road with only 5 or 6 homes on the road - it was a dead end. Now, that area has grown so. My heart and roots were in Middlebury, CT - thank you.

Donald Slekis (Woodbury, CT)	on 08/27/2003 15:52

I went to Mary I Johnson and Memorial Schools in Middlebury and lived on Richardson Drive. My parents lived in Middlebury for over 87 years. It was a nice friendly town to grow up in. In my 20's I moved to another nice town in Woodbury. I wish Woodbury would take notice of your Web Site so we could enjoy our town history, hours of Library and meetings like the Middlebury residents are doing. Great site.

Ferol J Slekis (Woodbury, CT)	on 08/27/2003 15:52

I enjoy your Web site very much. I wish the Senior Center info was more current though.

Rob Serafinowicz (Middlebury, Ct)	on 08/18/2003 15:52

I want to commend the webmaster on quickly taking care of the innappropriate material posted on the guestbook in such a timely manner. Within a hoalf hour of being notified he took care of the problem. Good work!

Robert Stowe Sr. (Shrewsbury, United Kingdom)	on 11/18/2002 15:52

Nice to be in touch with home! Enjoyed reading the messages.

Marty MacHale Lyttle (Wells, me)	on 11/18/2002 15:52

Hi Spent most of my youth in middlebury. My mom taught second and third grade at shephardson school for many years. We lived on Charcoal Ave. I went to St. Margarets. Married Harry lyttle from Yale Ave. My mother was Sally MacHale. We all loved Middlebury. Still do. It is a fantastic town. Iv'e lived several places since but Middlbury is the Place I refer to as My home town

Kathleen Jones	on 11/16/2002 15:52

The site is very helpful and enjoyable. We would love to be included. The Golden Age of Trucking Museum, 1101 Southford Road, Middlebury, CT 203-758-9095

Ted Harrison (Spring Hill, Fl)	on 03/24/2002 15:52

Our family left Middlebury 43 years ago. It was wonderful and informative to visit your site. Am planning to visit on a regular basis. Miss the "Green" and the local atmosphere.

The Kulpa Family (Middlebury, CT)	on 12/14/2001 15:52

Just a great place to live!!!!

STEVEN H. (Washington dc)	on 11/24/2001 15:52

HI ...NICE AND WONDERFULL GUESTBOOK...KEE P ON THE GOOD WORK.STEVEN H.

Marta Abad Álamo (madrid, Spain)	on 11/19/2001 15:52

I travelled to your country 6 years ago. I had a really good time at Collins family home, and now I would like to send my sadness feelings about what had happenes in U.S.A the past month to them. I would like to find out Collin's family e-mail but I dont know how!!!

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