Suffield, CT|News|
Monday Morning Storm Update from First Selectman Tom Frenaye
An update on what's open, what's closed and how the town is responding to the effects of the storm.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
- Granby-East Granby, CT
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.
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Suffield, CT|News|
Sunday Night Storm Update From First Selectman Tom Frenaye
Suffield's first selectman talks about the town's response to Winter Storm Alfred in his Sunday night update.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Food Handling Tips for Power Outages
The Connecticut Department of Public Health offers these tips on how to prevent food spoilage and tell if your food is contaminated.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Town Shelter Open: Saturday Night Storm Update From First Selectman Tom Frenaye
The first selectman updates the town on the state of the storm and its effects on Suffield on Saturday night.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Morning Storm Update: Town Shelter Open, 95 Percent of Town Without Power
Suffleld was hit hard by Winter Storm Alfred as 95 percent of residents are without power. The town shelter at Suffield High School is open.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
UPDATE: 91 Percent of Suffield Without Power, Some Stoplights Not Working, Mountain Road Businesses Closed
The snow is falling in Suffield and 91 percent of the town's CL&P customers don't have power. The roads are dangerous and slippery at best and impassible at worst.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
What's On Tonight: Suze Orman's Financial Essentials, Zombie Apocalypse, Zombies: A Living History
TV tips for Saturday, Oct. 29.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT|News|
Water Main Repair Near Route 140 Causing Traffic Delays
The Windsor Locks Police Department said repair work on a broken water main at the intersection of Elm Street and Center Street should conclude this afternoon. The repairs are slowing traffic and causing delays at the intersection.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Live Traffic Map for Suffield
Check out traffic issues in Suffield with MapQuest's live traffic map.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
October 27: Suffield Election News
Find out about the Suffield first selectman candidate debate, the Democratic Town Committee withdrawing support for a candidate and more today on Suffield Patch.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
First Selectman Candidates Debate Attracting Businesses, Strategic Plans, Aiding Citizens
Republican candidate Ed McAnaney and Democratic incumbent Tom Frenaye answered prepared questions about a host of issues relating to Suffield in a debate Wednesday night.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Suffield Dem Committee Withdraw Support of BoE Candidate Fish
Suffield's Democratic Town Committee withdrew support for board of education candidate Dr. Andrew Fish Wednesday night, according to a press release sent out by the group.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Suffield Ranked 21st of 32 Towns With Similar Population by CT Magazine
Connecticut Magazine ranked Suffield 21st out of 32 Connecticut towns with populations between 15,000 and 25,000 residents.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
October 26: First Selectman Candidates Debate, Pumpkin Day
Learn about Pumpkin Day in today's 5 Things.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT|News|
A Piece of Windsor Locks History Finds Right Recipe to Stay Open
The owner of the Donut Kettle finds a new buyer just days before the business was set to close.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
October 25: Wildcat Girls Soccer
Look for a season update today and a game story late tonight on the Suffield Wildcat girls soccer team today on Suffield Patch.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
October 24: Good & Plenty Day, That's What She Said, A Letter To The Editor
Find out about the oldest branded candy in America in today's 5 Things.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Mansfield-Storrs, CT|News|
OMG PD: Week Ending Oct. 23, 2011
A look at some remarkable police cases from Connecticut.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Suffield, CT|News|
Letter To The Editor: CL&P's Dirty Little Secret
Suffield resident Bruce Millick shares his opinion that Connecticut Light & Power needs to provide electromagnetic field readers to owners of property that will be a under a new power line being built on an easement through Suffield and into Massachusetts
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Car Accident In Somers Sends 2 To Hospitals
A car accident in Somers injured four people, with two being transported to area hospitals.
Perry Robbin, Patch Staff
