The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/chris-rago/page/2/)
“Ebullient” is a word that describes Sarah Parlos, the new owner of Pentimento, the floral shop on South Main Street. The word means, “cheerful and full of energy.” This was the clear impression I had during our recent interview.
The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted American women the right to vote and was ratified on August 18, 1920, ending almost a century of protest. Courageous and determined women picketed repeatedly in front of the White House, despite a wholly unsympathetic Woodrow Wilson.
When I opened the door, it felt like I had stepped inside a spa! The soft pink curtain and gray walls are accented with an aromatherapy machine, sending gentle waves of scent and a distinctly relaxed feeling.
Have you noticed Spa 1670 on Mountain Road? Located above Feather & Bloom Marketplace, it seems to coordinate well with that shopping venue.
M&M’s Restaurant on North Main Street has changed owners, and with it came a name change. It is now Bissell’s Meeting House, a change reflective of its history.
The Suffield Police Department has been undergoing an internal investigation which was ordered as of January 3, 2019, by Ex-Officio Commissioner, First Selectman Melissa Mack.
This new full-service automotive garage has been open for 2-½ months at 1379 Mountain Road, near the intersection of South Grand Street and Mountain Road.
In a unanimous vote, on April 2, the Board of Education (BoE) hired Hebron School Superintendent Timothy Van Tasel, effective July 1, to become Suffield’s new superintendent.
Feather & Bloom has reopened at 122 Mountain Road. It is near Windsor Federal Savings and The Second Chance Shop.
“Renewing, refreshing, and better connecting Suffield residents to our services”: these are the words of Janet Frechette, Executive Director of the newly renamed Suffield Community Aid (SCA). The new name and logo you will see is: Suffield Community Aid, Your Local Safety Net.