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Storrs, CT is a charming small town known for its rural and idyllic atmosphere. Located in Tolland County, it is home to the University of Connecticut, making it an ideal destination for students, faculty, and those who appreciate collegiate energy. It offers a variety of attractions including outdoor activities such as biking the Scenic Rail Trail or hiking at Nipmuck State Forest. Storrs is also home to a thriving arts & culture scene with galleries and theater performances at the Ballard Institute & Museum of Puppetry. In addition, the Storrs Center shopping district offers plenty of stores to explore.
Overall, reviewers praise Storrs for its lively college atmosphere and quaint New England charm. Many visitors say that while it's small enough to get around easily on foot or bike, there's still plenty to explore. People are particularly fond of all the green space; whether you're walking along the tree-lined streets or admiring views from atop Horsebarn Hill Nature Preserve Park, there's no shortage of beauty in this part of Connecticut. Additionally, visitors frequently comment on how friendly and welcoming everyone is in Storrs—from locals to students—which makes their stay even more enjoyable!
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Storrs/Mansfield Schools - 9/30/2009
E.O. Smith High School is located on a corner of the University of Connecticut campus. A substantial fraction of Mansfield school system students are the children of university faculty and staff. The high educational achievement of the parents is reflected in the performance of the school system. Mansfield schools are an excellent opportunity for the educationally ambitious and there also are excellent programs for students with special needs. If the school system has a weakness is that average students tend to get "lost in the
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Storrs Data May Appear Skewed - 5/6/2007
Storrs is a safe, clean, civic-minded town within the larger town of Mansfield. I believe your income (per capita and household) information is skewed downward because Storrs contains the main campus of the University of Connecticut. Counting almost 25,000 college students as 'residents' and incorporating data relating to their housing and incomes would surely not reflect the actual profile of the
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