Tariffville News

The cranberry is Mother Nature's SweeTart. Native primarily to Northern America and grown in boggy places like Cape Cod, the ruby-colored beads are more sour than any fruit except the lemon.

A Granby man stopped by police about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday on Route 10 for not having working brake lights or taillights on his car took off as the officer approached, and crashed head-on into another car a short time later, police said.

Clubs & Organizations Submitted by Simsbury Freecycle on 2009-10-14.   Simsbury Freecycle recently surpassed 2,200 members.

Clubs & Organizations Submitted by Laura Soll on 2009-10-05.   The Simsbury Land Trust invites local residents to two special fall events that encourage people to enjoy the beautiful landscapes right in their own community.

The Democratic Town Committee invites residents to meet the candidates on Saturday.

The Simsbury Volunteer Fire Company will host an open house on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 11 a.m.2 p.m. Since the main firehouse is under construction this year, the event will be held at the company's other firehouses, including West Simsbury, 235 Farms Village Road; Bushy Hill, 345 Bushy Hill Road; Weatogue, 251 Hopmeadow St.; Firetown, 344 Firetown ...

Two Connecticut residents were arrested after police found 90 ecstacy pills and drug paraphernalia in their car after stopping it for speeding on Interstate 684, police said.

Clubs & Organizations Submitted by Peter Rocco on 2009-09-07.   Pete Rocco Members of the Valley Collector Car Club with food and money donated Thursday to Gifts of Love.

Library To Premiere High School Student Film 'The Tariffville Train Wreck of 1878' At The Library Submitted by Simsbury Free Library on 2009-08-12.   The Simsbury Free Library is pleased to announce the premiere of a documentary film produced by students at Simsbury High School.

When it comes to keeping up with the Joneses, do it by heading to Tariffville's newest restaurant, The Mill at 2T , opened just a few weeks ago by husband-and-wife team Ryan and Kelleanne Jones.

The town is close to receiving bids for construction on the new senior center, and will make all the necessary documents available to contractors next week.

The town is close to receiving bids for construction on the new senior center, and will make all the necessary documents available to contractors next week.

Parks & Recreation Submitted by Becky Riendeau on 2009-05-29.   For the first time, the Simsbury Parks and Recreation Department is holding children's tennis lessons at Tariffville Park this summer.

All residents are invited to come and talk with Hampton about issues or concerns they have.

This past weekend at Tariffville gorge on the Farmington river in Connecticut was the first ever T'Ville Triple Crown.

Here are some pictures from the folks who did. It's the last Friday of every month.