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2021 Fall Brochure FALL 2021 Tolland Recreation & Adult Education Programs the Chronicle UCONN HEALTH IN STORRS Comprehensive and convenient health care for the whole family in your neighborhood. ORTHOPEDICS AND OBSTETRICS SPORTS MEDICINE AND GYNECOLOGY The region’s premier choice to maximize Compassionate care from our your mobility and overall health. women’s health experts. • Joint preservation and replacement • Comprehensive reproductive care • Hand and wrist conditions • Annual screenings • Foot and ankle conditions • Pregnancy planning and prenatal care • Neck and back pain • Endometriosis and fibroid treatment • Concussions and more • Menopause management 860-487-9200 860-487-9200 URGENT CARE Injury and illness can’t be planned. When you need care now, we’ve got your family covered. Walk in 7 days a week. Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Weekends and Holidays: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 860-487-9300 One Royce Circle, Suite 104 health.uconn.edu/storrs 2 www.tolland.org the Chronicle TOLLAND FAMILY PIZZA Table of Contents RESTAURANT Town Manager’s Office ..............................................5 Recycling ................................................................................5 Tolland Recreation Department ..............................7 Contact Information ..........................................................7 General Information ...........................................................7 Tolland Youth Sports Leagues & Groups .....................9 $2 OFF $15 $5 OFF $30 or more or more Tolland Town Directory ....................................................9 Expires Expires 12/01/21 12/01/21 Rentals .....................................................................................9 Preschool Programs ............................................... 11 A GREEK TWIST TO PIZZA & ITALIAN FARE. Youth Programs ...................................................... 12 Youth Sports ........................................................... 13 225 Merrow Road, Route 195 Tolland, CT 06084 Monday - Sunday: 11:00AM-9:30PM Adult Sports ........................................................... 14 (860) 872-0526 • tollandfamily.rest.com Adult Education ..................................................... 16 Recreation Happenings ......................................... 18 Rob’s Computer Care Tolland Human Services ........................................ 20 In-Home PC Service Tolland Public Works .............................................. 22 Your local computer guy Tolland Planning & Development ......................... 22 Having Tolland Public Library ............................................ 23 computer Tolland Public Safety/Fire Department ................ 25 problems? Tolland Fire Marshal ........................................................ 25 I can help Tolland Fire Department ................................................ 25 with all your computer Produced by needs! the Chronicle Publisher: Michael Schroeder Advertising Manager: Jan Koivisto Production Manager: Lynn Coleman 860-463-4134 Cover Design & Layout: Heidi Graf Serving Tolland County To advertise in our Winter issue, please contact by Nov. 17th: www.robscomputercare.com Jean Beckley, Sales Representative 860-423-8466 x3305 Email: [email protected] Jackie Gottlieb, Sales Representative 860-423-8466 x3348 www.theChronicle.com Tolland Community Newsletter FALL 2021 3 Opening Soon Serving the Community for 40 Years! www.staffordveterinarycenter.com The Hospital with a Heart! Our new facility is coming soon! We can’t wait to welcome you to our new state-of-the-art facility at 42 West Main Street in Stafford Springs. We’re happy to have been providing quality, convenient, and compassionate care for your dogs, cats, large animals, and exotics since 1981! Full Service 24 Hour Facility! Dr. David Dr. Andrew Dr. Liz Dr. Nicole Dr. Bridget Mordasky Mordasky Nutile Davies Johnson 27 Buckley Highway Stafford Springs, CT 06076 860-684-5868 4 www.tolland.org the Chronicle Town Manager’s Office Tolland Needs Your Help To Increase Vacancies on Tolland’s Boards and Recycling! Commissions Below are the items that the Town of Tolland is presently The Town of Tolland invites its residents to volunteer for recycling: community service. • Cardboard and Brown Paper bags The Town is looking for a few good men and women to fill • Milk & Juice Cartons vacancies on Tolland’s Boards and Commissions. • Glass and Metal Food Containers Visit https://www.tolland.org/town-managers-office to view a • Mixed Paper (Including Junk Mail, Magazines, Multi Ply listing of available vacancies. For more information or details of Carbon Paper) the duties on any of these Boards or Commissions, click on its • Newspaper name. • Soft & Hard Covered Books • Phone Books Interested candidates for any of these Boards are invited to • Copy, Color and Computer Paper submit letters of interest and/or resumes to: Town Manager’s • Plastic Containers #1 through #7 Office, 21 Tolland Green, Tolland, CT 06084; or via e-mail to • Cans (Aluminum and Tin) [email protected]. Interested candidates must be registered voters. More information can be found at www.tolland.org/solid-waste-recycling Next Town sponsored (no charge) Bulky Waste and Metal pick-up will take place during the first full week of October 2021 The next Town sponsored no charge Bulky Waste and Metal pick-up will take place during the first full week of October 2021 (the week of October 4th), on the same day of the week as your trash collection. A reservation is required at least (4) business days in advance of your pick-up day or your items WILL NOT be picked up. Overhead Door Co. of Tolland CREATE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE County & Awnings of Eastern CT BY LAND OR BY SEA would like to welcome Sales Rep, Craig Saharek to the Tolland County area. If you are looking to do any garage door repairs or looking to spruce up your home. Craig is here to help! If you or your neighbor are looking for an Awning. Craig is here to help! M i r mai nelS-regeirK Mention this ad to Craig at the time of your purchase to receive your savings: T r eva l vdA i os r W nemo denwo dna detacol ni loT !dnal 8 06 - 7 7 6 - 0 1 98 • 8 06 - 7 7 6 - 9000 10% off material for all awnings or m i r .mai rk i srege l urc@ne i lpes srenna . moc • w .ww trameerht ini levart moc. Free keypad with the sale of any door and operator @ trameerht ini levart offer good through September 2021. 3 tram ini levart t trameerh ini levart F #TSL 86093 • #TSC 05-8644302 • #TSH 8507-RAT • #TSAW 405-993-306 Call today for your free quote Tolland Office:860-872-1466 conveniently located off exit 68, rt 195 or call Craig directly: 860-608-7980 www.theChronicle.com Tolland Community Newsletter FALL 2021 5 Sonya Maher, L.O. eyeTrade Optical & Sunglass Shop in Coventry Buy One Get One 50% OFF! Call Sonya for your personalized eyeglass/sunglass fitting appointment today! 860-498-0717 A Portion of Every Purchase Helps Others See! eyeTrade, LLC, Optical Shop 1197 Main St., Coventry, CT • www.eyetrade.vision 6 www.tolland.org the Chronicle Recreation Department Tolland Recreation Department GENERAL INFORMATION 104 Old Post Road Insurance Office: 860-871-3610 All persons participating in Recreation programs should carry Fax: 860-870-1367 their own personal health insurance. The Town of Tolland is not responsible for personal injuries. Participants in all Department Office Hours sponsored programs do so at their own risk. Monday–Wednesday: 8:00am–4:30pm Thursday: 8:00am–7:30pm ADA Friday: CLOSED The Town of Tolland does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in provision Mailing Address of programs and services. We are committed to assuring equal access to programs, activities, and services to all individuals. If 21 Tolland Green you or a family member needs special assistance, please let us Tolland, CT 06084 know when you register. Registration Website: Participation www.tollandrec.com Only those enrolled in the program may attend. Sorry, children Email: [email protected] will not be allowed in the class room or gym during adult programs and siblings must remain seated and not disturb Recreation Staff youth classes. Director: Bruce Watt, [email protected] Administrative Assistant: Kim Grimes, [email protected] Age Requirement To participate, children must meet minimum age before the Recreation Board class starts. Jeff Maron, Chairman David Clokey David Drost, Assistant Chairman Nicole Kowal David Boland Jennifer Gott-Caldwell The Board meets every second Monday of the month. All meetings are open to the public. Tolland Veterinary Hospital Activity and Program Pictures Throughout the year Andre Garant has taken pictures of our Dr. Laura Roy • Dr. Eran Shemer activities and programs. Dr. Shaleighne McKiernan If you would like to see them please go to: www.flickr.com/photos/63906149@N02/ Andre Garant-Photography on Demand Fall Program REGISTRATION BEGINS ON: MONDAY, Aug. 23, 2021 70 Hartford Turnpike Monday–Friday: 9am-6pm Please visit our registration site at Tolland Saturday: 9am-1pm www.tollandrec.com 860-875-5748 www.TollandVetHospital.Com Proudly Serving the Community for 50 Years! www.theChronicle.com Tolland Community Newsletter FALL 2021 7 Recreation Department Inclement Weather REFUNDS Program cancellations due to inclement weather are announced Refunds are given only prior to the start of classes or if we cancel via email blasts through the Recreation Department’s the program. Requests for refunds must be in writing and are registration
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