Tolland|News|
Dari Farms to Lay Off 76 Employees
The Tolland-based business has filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification with the state Department of Labor.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
- Tolland, CT
I graduated from UConn with a journalism degree in Dec. 2010 and started freelancing right away for Mansfield-Storrs Patch!
Beginning in May 2011, I enjoyed editing at Tolland Patch for about a year and a half. Currently, I am contributing stories to a number of Patch sites across Connecticut.
Contact Info: jayme.kunze@patch.com, 860-726-8495
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Tolland|News|
What's Open/Closed in Tolland This Christmas and Christmas Eve
Check out when stores are closing in Tolland for the holidays.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Simsbury, CT|News|
Patch Tip: Shake Up Your Holiday Dinner Menu
Tolland's Stephen Boyer of The Country Butcher offers up some exciting dining options this holiday season.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
Patch Tip: Shake Up Your Holiday Dinner Menu
Stephen Boyer of The Country Butcher in Tolland, CT offers up some exciting dining options this holiday season.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
South Windsor, CT|News|
Vote and Help A Local School System Win $100,000
Vote everyday in our Deck the House contest to help Tolland win!
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Top Tolland Patch Stories of 2012
A countdown of our most-read stories.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Top Tolland Patch Stories of 2012: Number 1
A dramatic stabbing story from Vernon grabs the top spot on our countdown.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Georgia Family Wins Patch's Deck the House Contest
The Felix family from Dallas, GA received thousands of votes to win Patch's Deck the House contest and $100,000 for their local school district.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Water Pollution Control Authority Raises Rates
The volunteer-run utility raised its rate to $10.52 per 1,000 gallons in December.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Tolland Police Blotter: Dec. 15 - Dec. 21
The following arrest and other police activity reports, provided by Connecticut State Police Troop C in Tolland, are accurate as of December 21, 2012. Items on this list reflect charges filed, not convictions.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Making Tolland Safer: Mountain Spring/Old Post Road Intersection
Traffic calming measures have been integrated into the problematic intersection.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Vote and Help Tolland Schools Win $100,000
Vote everyday in our Deck the House contest to help Tolland win!
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Top Tolland Patch Stories of 2012: Number 4
The tragic story of a Connecticut boy who died in a wood chipper accident was the fourth most-read article of the year.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
What Could Tolland Schools Do With an Extra $100,000?
Patch readers weighed in on how they would spend the winnings of Patch's Deck the House contest if Tolland comes out on top on Dec. 28.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Glastonbury, CT|News|
Patch Tip: Shake Up Your Holiday Dinner Menu
Tolland's Stephen Boyer of The Country Butcher offers up some exciting dining options this holiday season.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Photo Gallery: Gingerbread Houses at TFRC
The Tolland Family Resource Center held a gingerbread house event Tuesday evening.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Tolland Residents Named to Pomfret School Honor Rolls
Lindsay Koss and Kaylee Arzt earned the academic honors for the fall semester.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Top Tolland Patch Stories of 2012: Number 3
A breaking news article on a fatal car crash on Route 31 was the third most-read story of the year.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Letter to the Editor: Town Manager Calls for Stronger Gun Permit Requirements
In a letter to local state reps, Tolland Town Manager Steven Werbner said that he would like documentation from mental health professionals for gun permits.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
Tolland|News|
Superintendent: Tolland School Security Part of an 'Ongoing Discussion'
Superintendent William Guzman said that dedicating a resident trooper to the school district is one of many options being considered.
Jayme Kunze, Patch Staff
