Government/Town
June Front Page News Over the Years
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Over the past twenty-five years the Observer has covered many stories about local people, events and businesses.
Government/Town
Community Clean-Up Day A Success
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Approximately 120 people signed up to help pick up trash on the town roadways Saturday morning April 29.
Government/Town
Ducks Down The Drain!
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On Wednesday, May 19, two women noticed a frantic momma duck quacking around a storm drain in the area between the bank and Feather and Bloom at Mountain Road Plaza and saw a group of ducklings in the storm drain.
Library
Library Bookcases Memorialize Joan Roche
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John Roche stands next to the plaque on the new bookcases purchased with many generous donations made to the Friends of KML in memory of his wife, Joan Roche.
Organizations
Twenty-seven Thousand, Five Hundred Minutes – That’s What it Takes to Bring Us to Print
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Creating a newspaper each month is a complex task, and we thought we’d give the readers a rundown of what it takes to make it happen.
Organizations
May Front Page News Over The Years
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Over the past twenty-five years the Observer has covered many stories about local people, events and businesses.
Organizations
Last Chance at $1,000 Scholarship
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The Observer is looking for worthy high school students interested in a $1,000 college scholarship.
Government/Town
St. Joseph Church Plan Not Approved by P&Z Commission
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In October 2022, James McMahon requested an opportunity to discuss with the Planning and Zoning Commission a project to convert St. Joseph’s Church at 140 Main Street into residential housing per Section V.U. Adaptive Reuse Zoning Regulations.
Government/Town
Fire Cadet Lieutenant Sworn In
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Jonathan Stanley, 16 and a junior at Suffield High School, was sworn in on Monday, March 6 as the Suffield Fire Department’s newest Cadet Lieutenant.