The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2017/06/page/2/)
Suffield has seen a lot of blue recently, through the vigorous efforts of an admirable pair of young parents who are helping make the world a more hospitable place for individuals on the autism spectrum, especially for children.
Troop 260 Assistant Scoutmasters Cliff Barron and Art Sikes share the traditional left-handed Boy Scout handshake and pose for the usual ceremonial portrait with Art wearing his new Silver Beaver Award.
The Emergency Aid Association wishes to extend a big thanks to all the residents who donated through the Mail Carriers Food Drive held on May 13.
Bernard Duffy of Broad Brook, a retired long-time police officer, serving as a Lieutenant with the Enfield Police Department, and later as a Captain with East Windsor, will be the featured artist in the June show at the Pinney Gallery, found in Suffield’s Kent Memorial Library, currently occupying temporary space at 61 Ffyler Place, behind the CVS Plaza.
The court decision reported last month, restoring the Zoning and Planning Commission’s 2014 approval of reopening the Lake Road sand pit, required that the road be relocated onto previously excavated land, with the implication that permission for residents’ use of the road would continue.
At a special ceremony on May 3, SBTR Owner-Director Celia Moffie awarded M. Althea Scheller Scholarships to Jordyn Isabelle, Kelly McKinstry and Ansha Siawor.
With the school year ending soon and summer vacation just around the corner, now is a good time for parents to register children for summer camp, lessons or programs.
The energy level is high with the anticipation of Babb’s Beach and Park opening for the summer season.
