Farming/Nature
Colors of Spring in Suffield
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Vivid tulips decorate the garden.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2021/05/)
The Suffield Garden Club members cordially invite you to celebrate spring with us by visiting our 43rd Annual May Market. Stroll through the Phelps-Hatheway yard and barn to see many different and delightful offerings.
After an absence of 17 years, the Calvenese family is returning to the kitchen at the Suffield Country Club. Head Chef Vinnie Calvenese has been working diligently for the past two months ordering equipment and setting up the kitchen at the facility which will be called 341 North Main Street Grill and be open to the public.
The wait is over! Broad Brook Brewery Company (BBBC) has again teamed with Driving For A Cure & Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation to support childhood cancer research with a fresh batch of Alex’s Summer Daze Lemon Weisse.
In 2019 I was at an informational session put on by the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving for details about the Amiel P. Zak Public Service Fund. The crowd members were asked what their community’s strongest asset was.
Charles “Jay” Beyer is enthusiastic about working at Edward Jones Financial Advisors. Charles states that “he is looking forward to meeting with individuals in Suffield to help them meet their financial goals.”
Suffield Rotarians are inherently social creatures and enjoy meeting regularly to break bread with their colleagues. We initially learned that 2020 would be a much different type of year in mid-March 2020, when we were notified that all visitors were banned from entering Suffield by the River, where we were holding our dinner meetings at the time.
Suffield Community Aid is opening, by appointment, on May 3! After more than a year of working inside our locked doors, we are reopening to allow in-office visits.
I know exactly where I was when I saw my first scarlet tanager. I had been visiting my grandmother in Glastonbury and had spent the day exploring the brook and the ruins of the old gunpowder mill which was later used to process cotton, both around the corner from her house.