The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2021/06/page/12/)
A Taste of Bluegrass is a special one-day show presented by Podunk at Hilltop Farm, site of the of the Former Paddle Faster Bluegrass Festival. The farm is located at 1616 Mapleton Ave., route 159, in Suffield, Conn.
Returning this summer, children will have the opportunity to enroll in hands-on learning programs on a variety of topics.
SMS Vice Principal Dianna Kolodziey, French teacher and Convener Devlyn Bent, Superintentent Tim Van Tasel, family members David Graveen, Ilana Stollman and Sacha Nelson (who received a Certificate of Merit) and SMS Principal Ken Smith join last year’s 6th grade State Scholastic Challenge winner Soren Nelson (front) at the presentation of his long-awaited trophy.
A lot can happen in ten years. When Falcetti music closed the doors of their Enfield store in the summer of 2011, one of their teachers, Josh Friend, was at a crossroads.
Exciting discoveries await those who venture into secret spaces!
Enfield Loaves & Fishes (Soup Kitchen) needs help Monday through Fridays any time between 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. We also need volunteers for Tuesday, Thursday and Friday with a truck or a van to pick up food, etc. at local stores.
The season came to a fantastic end for the Wildcats, who took home the CCC Championship title after defeating the Simsbury Trojans on Friday, March 26, ending in a 3 -2 overtime vistory.
We aren’t going to be “Saved By The Bell” on this one. 20 years has really passed and it is time to celebrate our “Wonder Years.”
It’s been the custom for a number of years for The Suffield Observer to print individual photos of star athletes at Suffield High School with their parents (and sometimes coaches) when the happy winners are signing to accept their scholarships and promising to play in the sports where they have excelled.