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A Dozen Townies in Academy Class of 2019
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Suffield Students who graduated from Suffield Academy this year are pictured at the recently-discovered old well next to Memorial Hall.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2019/07/page/5/)
Suffield Students who graduated from Suffield Academy this year are pictured at the recently-discovered old well next to Memorial Hall.
Suffield High School’s 80th commencement exercise was a happy experience, with proud families and friends applauding on a perfect June 15 morning on Ted Beneski Field. Class President Anna Casinghino spoke briefly about the extraordinary skills of her classmates and urged them to keep their skills growing.
Joe Blake is a winner, in many ways. To begin with, the Suffield resident has recently received the Principal of the Year Award from the Connecticut Association of Schools.
On Saturday, August 3 from 9 a.m. – noon, at Highland Park Market in Suffield, we will be collecting donations of food and school supplies in hopes of stuffing a cruiser – or two!
This summer the Suffield Historical Society is displaying a new exhibit at its King House Museum entitled “Clothing From the Attic.” Professionally mounted by consultant Stacey Danielson with help from summer intern Myra Edmonds, a student of fashion history and design at NYU, the exhibit highlights some of the best pieces of a collection which has been in storage for many years.
350th Anniversary Committee member Lester Smith rides in the bed of the Committee’s new RAM 1500 truck raffle prize offer in the Memorial Day parade.
The fast-moving drama of where to relocate the town highway garage, if indeed it is to be relocated, may well have passed a major milestone before this issue of the Observer is distributed. The events in the current chapter of that drama, centered on the existing building at 1160 South Street and the economic development of a garage-less Ffyler Place, have developed quickly since a new proposal was introduced by First Selectman Melissa Mack and developer Kevin Casey to the Selectmen and a few members of the public at the May 1 Selectmen’s meeting, as reported here last month.
We are seeking Vendors for our Christmas Bazaar held at Sacred Heart Church, 446 Mountain Road, Suffield, CT to be held on Saturday, November 2nd from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds go to the Sacred Heart Women’s Guild Scholarship Fund. For details call Elizabeth at 860 668-4246 or email sheart.church@sbcglobal.net.
Sacred Heart Church will be closed approximately six weeks to allow for minor structural repairs and renovations to the thirty year old structure. The work officially started the week of June 24.