Farming/Nature
Bear Cub Visitor
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In the afternoon of Thursday, May 14, long-time Suffield residents, Jeb Walton and Jenn DiGennaro watch a bear cub who decided to check out the trees in their backyard on Russell Avenue.
Organizations
Polish Heritage Society To Meet In The Fall
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This year our season ended unexpectedly with the March meeting after which group size was limited to five people and Suffield restricted access to town spaces.
Government/Town
Renew 2020-2021 Dog Licenses Online During COVID-19 Epidemic
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The 2020 dog license for renewal will be available beginning June 1, 2020. Residents are encouraged to renew licenses online to support no contact/social distance requirements.
Government/Town
Flash Parade Rules Planned
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One of the many subjects reported in the lengthy minutes (22 pages) of the May 6 virtual meeting of the Board of Selectmen was the recent informal parades that have been held in honor or in recognition of individual residents.
Government/Town
Town Hall Renovation Update
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The Town Hall Renovation project has been waiting for the bids from subcontractors so selections can be made for the ones to work under builder Gilbane.
People/Business
Brewing Begins and Sales Start
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It was in September 2017, when excavation began, and a couple of weeks later that a belated official “groundbreaking” took place.
Organizations
Suffield Farmers Market
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Suffield’s Farmers Market begins its 2020 summer season on Saturday, June 20th as a special “essential services edition” following the guidelines of the Connecticut Department of Agriculture for this COVID-19 time we are in.
Schools/Sports
Superintendent’s Update
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I would like to begin by recognizing the community’s efforts in ensuring the well-being of residents in the face of the health crisis we are currently facing.
History
100 Years Ago in Suffield
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Selected from the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal and lightly annotated by Wendy Taylor, Kent Memorial Library
Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
Suffield Trivia
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Reverend Daniel Kennedy, pastor of the 1st Congregational Church in 1911, did something unusual to help his sick 2-year-old daughter. What was it?