People/Business
The Social Network of Summer Running
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I have always thought of running as a solitary endeavor. Traveling around the beautiful roads of Suffield this time of year it is easy to spot runners and their telltale washboard abs.
Organizations
Scout Receives Adventure Award
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Troop 260 Assistant Scoutmaster Art Sikes, Jr., offers a traditional left-handed handshake to his grandson, Sam Sikes, this year’s winner of the troop’s Arthur Sikes, Sr., Summer Adventure Award.
Organizations
Rotary Celebrating 70 Years of Service in Suffield
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Her vision is to make the group visible and responsive to the needs of the Suffield community while creating a diverse, hard-working and fun group.
Government/Town
Soccer Comes to Suffield House
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In case you missed it, the week of May 12 was National Nursing Home Week, and our local nursing home, located down by the Connecticut River, decided to take a cruise on the S. S. Suffield House.
Government/Town
It’s That Time of Year – Medicare Coverage Checkup
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We all have annual tasks to complete. We pay our property taxes, we get medical and dental checkups, we review our budgets, and we clean out closets (well, maybe not).
Organizations
Our Polish Heritage News
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In October 2016, the Polish Heritage Society presented a unique music program that combined the history of the Polish immigrant movement into Suffield with the development of the folk songs from their native land.
Government/Town
Kinship & Respite Grants
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Probate Judge David Baram reminds court-appointed guardians to apply for grants for school supplies. Probate Courts have been awarding grants from the state Kinship Fund and Respite Fund to court-appointed guardians for more than a decade.
Government/Town
Suffield Projects Receive Grants
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The Town of Suffield has received a $12,500 grant from the Amiel P. Zak Public Service Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving for its 350th Anniversary Celebration.
Director’s Corner
To Lexicography
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Dictionaries have been around a long time, perhaps beginning on cuneiform tablets around 2300 BCE (or BC if you prefer) in the area of modern-day Syria. In 1604, the first English alphabetical dictionary was published.