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Did you ever wonder who is taking care of our buildings? That would be Chris Matejek, Facilities Manager, Public Works who reports to Melissa Mack, First Selectman.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2019/10/page/8/)
Did you ever wonder who is taking care of our buildings? That would be Chris Matejek, Facilities Manager, Public Works who reports to Melissa Mack, First Selectman.
When you write about the town you live in, you’re bound to get a few reactions.
That is the question currently being asked about the street lights in Suffield. The Town is in the process of determining if it makes good fiscal sense to purchase them from Eversource.
Suffield ranked as one of the safest cities in Connecticut, reveals a recent study.
“True heroism is remarkably sober, very undramatic. It is not the urge to surpass all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost. – Arthur Ashe
By the end of September, the last visible task of the Connecticut DOT’s East Street paving project appeared to be complete. That was the task of rebuilding the little black-topped traffic island at the Enfield-Suffield bridge traffic light, separating northbound cars from left-turning traffic off the bridge.
With the passing of Janet Banks, our community finds itself bidding farewell to a community leader who tirelessly gave freely of her talents and effort to enhance the lives of Suffield residents.
Phones. So many people of a certain age – usually not elderly – have given up their landlines.
Election season is a great time of year to ‘check in’ with how our town is being run. What is working?