Mary D. Edwards Public Library

The Tolland Town Manager is appointed by the town council and acts as the chief administrative officer of the municipality. The town manager is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the town government. The responsibilities of this position include overseeing the execution of all of the ordinances and policies adopted by the town council, development and execution of the annual operating and capital budgets and communications with the town council, the various boards and commissions and the town staff. The town of Tolland, Conn., first settled before 1715, covers an area of 41 square miles and is situated 20 miles northeast of Hartford, Conn.

The French-Canadian Genealogical Society of Connecticut (FCGSC) is dedicated to exploring and preserving the rich history of French-Canadians through its library and research center in Tolland, Connecticut. The organization provides resources for individuals seeking to uncover their family histories and offers various programs to support genealogical research. With a focus on community engagement, FCGSC hosts events and offers membership opportunities for those interested in genealogy, fostering connections and sharing knowledge among enthusiasts. The society also promotes scholarship programs to encourage further exploration of French-Canadian heritage for future generations. Generated from the website

The University of Connecticut Libraries in Storrs Mansfield, CT, is a comprehensive academic library system that serves the university community and supports research, teaching, and learning. With a wide range of resources and services, the University of Connecticut Libraries provide access to a diverse collection of materials and facilitate information discovery and access for students, faculty, and researchers. Generated from their business information