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Suffield Summer Music on the Green
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/2022/07/page/6/)
Command Master Chief Dedrick Walker shares a high five with Karen Doyon.
Don’t forget to sign up for the 31st Glenn Packard Golf Tournament on Friday, August 12.
The Suffield Arts Council will be busy this summer, hosting shows in the Pinney Gallery at the Kent Memorial Library.
Thanks to the patronage of shoppers and supporters across the Suffield community and the dedication of volunteers, the Suffield Second Chance Shop has raised $78,000 this year.
By Beth Chafetz with information from the Town website
Tigne and Bond was hired by the town to conduct a traffic and pedestrian safety study recently completed for the town. It recommends a number of improvements for local roads, including the realignment of intersections, installation of roundabouts, and the addition of stop signs, crosswalks, and crossing signals. The use of traffic data including crash data from previous years, field observations at locations all over town, and surveys of the public were used to inform the study. According to Karen Isherwood, Town Engineer, the town is planning to apply for a federal grant program, Safe Streets and Roads for All, which provides grants from $1 to $10 million. To be eligible, towns must have an action plan, a requirement that is filled by the traffic study.
The first book banned in America was written in 1637 by Thomas Morton.
Friday, July 1, 2 p.m. Movie: Matt (Kevin Hart) finds himself raising his daughter alone when his wife dies the day after their daughter’s birth. Comedy drama.Rated PG-13; 1 hour 49 minutes
Wednesday, July 6, 6:30 p.m. Arrowheads and Artifacts of Suffield and the Surrounding Area Have you ever found an arrowhead locally and wanted to learn more about it? Have you ever wanted to find one but just didn’t know where to begin? There are resources available to help identify the approximate age of most locally found arrowheads. Connecticut has been a home to people for more than 12,000 years, and there is a good chance that people have walked along the same fields or along the same riverbanks that we walk today.