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Suffield Mini Bus Trips require five passengers and are weather permitting. Call 860-668-3844 to make a reservation.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2019/06/page/3/)
Suffield Mini Bus Trips require five passengers and are weather permitting. Call 860-668-3844 to make a reservation.
FFA Members from the Suffield Agriscience program offer ready-to-plant vegetables and flowers at the Suffield Garden Club’s May Market on May 11.
“A Universe of Stories . . . to Remember.” That’s our theme for the summer program. We will celebrate our return “home” to Main Street with lots of baskets to give away!
It was a nice enough tree, but it just couldn’t be tolerated so close to the Suffield Village building next to the wooden Indian.
Come join the Friends at our annual meeting Monday, June 10 at 7 p.m. at our temporary library location on Ffyler place.
Suffield Youth Services and Kent Memorial Library are working together to help SHS students manage the stress of finals. Parents can encourage their students to attend the June 4 Study with A Therapy Dog session at the Youth Center located in the Senior Center on Bridge Street.
I recently read Sam Fuller’s account of how the library on 50 North Main Street came to be. The building’s inception was awash in what Sam called “blood and tears.”
The Suffield Parks and Rec department is excited to announce a Summer 5K Series at Bruce Park, on the high school’s cross country course. Races will be every Tuesday at 6 p.m. from June 18 through July 16.
Rotary Clubs throughout the nation are fighting against the deadly opioid epidemic. Each day, more than 130 people die from opioid-related drug overdoses.
The Friends of Suffield boosted community service recently when the group awarded its 2019 financial grants to several local organizations.