Columns
Where in the World is the Observer?
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On a bridge over the Main River in Wurzburg, Germany recently are, from the left, Tom Heffernan, Joan Heffernan and Donna Gosselin holding the Observer, and Roy Gosselin.
Organizations
Holidayfest Snowman Exhibit
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Holidayfest at the King House Museum takes place on Saturday and Sunday, December 1 and 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Our theme this year is “Snowmen.”
Government/Town
Christmas in Suffield
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Christmas in Suffield is a unique experience. No other community in our area features multiple Christmas fairs on the same day.
Organizations
Garden Club Field Trip
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On Monday, November 5 the Suffield Garden Club is invited to join students of the Suffield High School Agriscience Center for a tour and discussion on their work and aspirations.
Organizations
Getting Ready for the Holiday Tree Gala
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Mary Calcasola is preparing her tabletop Christmas tree for the upcoming Holiday Tree Gala at the Suffield Senior Center Saturday, December 1, through Saturday, December 15.
Organizations
Horticulture Highlights from the Suffield Garden Club
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Brilliant, perfectly shaped “Red Sunset” Maple Tree.
Organizations
December Fun at Phelps-Hatheway House
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Make your holiday memories in our special location by celebrating the season at the festively decorated Phelps-Hatheway House & Garden, designed by Old Hill Gardens!
People/Business
Broad Brook Brewery Work Resumes
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October 6 and 7, after many months of idleness at the construction site, excavation work was under way at the incomplete Broad Brook Brewery on South Street. Proprietor Eric Mance was there to consult with another contractor as the back hoe from Diversified Services, an Enfield company, did its work.
Government/Town
Parks & Rec News
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Fall is one of the favorite times of year for many, especially in beautiful New England.
Organizations
Canal Lock Wall Collapses
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This view looking down into the guard lock at the north end of the Windsor Locks Canal shows the immense stone that fell from the side-wall of the lock in late summer, leaving the upper tier of the wall in precarious but stable condition.