Professor A. Seth, Department of Geography, UCONN, will present a program, entitled Climate Science – Contrary to Popular Belief, on Tuesday, November 13, at 6:30 pm at the Tolland Public Library. This first program of a four part energy series is sponsored by the Tolland Energy Task Force. A discussion with UCONN environmental science students on the results of a quiz taken by Tolland residents at Celebrate Tolland in September will take place.
Climate Science – Contrary to Popular Belief
This first program of a four part energy series is sponsored by the Tolland Energy Task Force.
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Tolland Resident June 18, 2013 at 12:36 pm
Congratulations Paula! I now have to start making the change to Rockville as you were the reason I…Read More stayed at FN!!!
Betty-Lou Griffin June 18, 2013 at 02:20 pm
Congratulations, Paula. You will be a wonderful addition to the Rockville Bank family!
Irene June 16, 2013 at 06:29 pm
we have the same problem on our street, and I found myself wheeling my wagon and rake down the road…Read More to clean out the storm drains, and they're not even in front of my house!!! Come on people, take 5 minutes to clean out the storm drain in front of your house and keep our neighborhood clean, safe and outrageously huge puddles free...
Sam Norman June 17, 2013 at 03:13 pm
Another regional high school had a tailgate breakfast this morning and it went with out any…Read More problems. (without approval from admins.)
Kids are not the problem here. Seems like administrators are the ones looking for problems.
Fitzy June 17, 2013 at 04:40 pm
It's society's fault that they trashed the school. That's intelligent!
Fitzy June 15, 2013 at 10:58 am
Stay positive, learn and grow always. And always, always be open to, and pray for, new perspectives.…Read More You are obviously engaged, bright and motivated. Always stay that way, but realize you will see many, many things in your life that aren't fair. I have travelled a lot, and been off the beaten track in Peru and many other poor countries. And I myself grew up on welfare. There are so many wonderful things that we have in Tolland and in America. So many, many opportunities and blessings. Never feel persecuted or you will be the one who loses. This has developed into a discussion about life. In a nutshell, what occurred at the school was not right.
chinamom50 June 17, 2013 at 05:01 pm
The three lowest funded schools in Connecticut are EastHartford, New Britain and Waterbury. Yes…Read More that is,per student. Sorry F16 but statistics are easily attainable on line. No, tolland is not on the list of under funded schools.