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Flytrap is a technology integrator focused on helping companies pave the way to the “utility datacenter” through consolidation and virtualization of their environments. These two steps are prerequisites to achieve an IT environment that is easily managed, provisioned, scaled and provides near-zero downtime.

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New Milford Mortgage is committed to making the process of buying or refinancing your home as simple and as affordable as possible. We have no up front costs and offer a free credit report and consultation.

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Creative Direction, Design, Development, Content Management, Ecommerce

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The Maxx Club is an entertainment facility owned by the town of New Milford, CT and operated by The Youth Agency. The Youth Agency was established in 1977 to develop programs and services with a positive attitude, working experience and a sense of comittment, pride and belonging for the youth of the New Milford community.

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The National Association of Sales Outsourcers (NASO) is a North American membership-based organization creating awareness and acceptance of sales outsourcing as a management practice within their sales strategy.

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The Town of Tolland, first settled before 1715, covers an area of forty-one square miles and is situated twenty miles northeast of Hartford, CT. Tolland, originally a part of the Town of Windsor, was settled by people who felt that Windsor was becoming overcrowded and that their growing families were in need of homesteads.

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