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Suffield Patch wants its readers to share their opinions about a featured business in this new weekly post. The first featured business is Zanto.

Perry Robbin received his BA in journalism from the University of Connecticut in May 2010. He served as news editor of The Daily Campus during his senior year at UConn. He got his start in professional journalism as a local news and sports reporter at The Valley Press in Simsbury.
A lifelong Connecticut resident and native of nearby Simsbury, Perry is an especially dedicated New England Patriots fan. One of his prized possessions is an autographed photo of former Pats quarterback Steve Grogan. He enjoys hip-hop, Motown, funk and soul music, comic books and attending independent professional wrestling shows.
<b>My Beliefs:</b><br><br><b>Politics</b>
I am a registered Democrat and believe in well-funded social programs and personal freedoms.
As a journalist, my job is to be neutral and report facts with as little bias as possible. My goal is to paint a clear picture of events, not to spread my opinion.
<b><b>Religion</b><br></b>
I am not religious but believe in accepting and appreciating the faiths of others.
Suffield Patch wants its readers to share their opinions about a featured business in this new weekly post. The first featured business is Zanto.

UConn's daily student-run newspaper and two other student organizations say that they need students to approve a fee increase so they can continue normal operations.
Luge standout and Suffield native Emily Sweeney took the lead of the women's division by the midway point of the two-day championship event and didn't look back.
Suffield native Emily Sweeney holds first place in the women's division halfway through the Norton junior age class national luge championship race series, a two-day event.
Suffield native Tim Dupuis' efforts as business development coordinator for Southington public relations firm Image Marketing Consultants gained the company a spot as one of the Hartford Business Journal's top 25 advertising and public relations agencies.
State Rep. Elaine O'Brien reminds Connecticut residents that state tax returns may be delivered as a debit card.
Winter weather won't delay or postpone the Friends of Suffield open house, with a feature presentation on cake decorating and dipping strawberries, on Thursday night.
Luis Lee, a member of the Seneca Nation Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), provides details about the Suffield Wildcats boys lacrosse team trip to the Seneca's Allegany and Cattaraugus Territories in Western New York.
State Rep. Elaine O'Brien will hold office hours at the East Granby Public Library in March.
A fire at 16-18 Hunniford St. caused severe damage to the home, which has been declared uninhabitable.
The family living at 18 Woodland Park lost most of their possessions, will not be able to return to the home for about six months.
An extended period of high winds is predicted for much of the day Saturday. The winds will blow through Hartford and Tolland Counties, along with much of Connecticut and southern New England.
Area real estate broker Vicki Clark's first three parts of her series on minimizing confusion for new home buyers are available here on Suffield Patch.
Suffield Superintendent of Schools Karen Baldwin will hold office hours throughout the month of March to discuss the planned education budget for the coming fiscal year with interested town residents.
Monday, Feb. 20, is a holiday for Suffield town government, post offices and public schools.
The AARP Foundation's Tax-Aide program provides free federal and state income tax preparation assistance to residents in Rocky Hill and throughout the state.
The AARP Foundation's Tax-Aide program provides free federal and state income tax preparation assistance to residents in Suffield and throughout the state.
Students in Suffield and much of northern Connecticut can receive scholarships to Connecticut colleges and universities.
Two Suffield Academy seniors were announced as McDonald's All American basketball team nominees on Jan. 18, the pair are two of the five total nominees from Connecticut (excluding Fairfield County).
The Suffield Wildcats girls indoor track team won the girls NCCC Indoor Championship on Jan. 18. The Suffield boys took second place in the boys competition.