Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
350 Anniversary Trivia Contest
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What memorable event occurred on February 14, 1899 in Suffield?
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What memorable event occurred on February 14, 1899 in Suffield?
It was a hot time at the Rotary booth on the south green during Suffield on the Green where 700 delicious chicken dinners were sold. A record!
During Banned Books Week which occurs in September since 1982, librarians routinely prepare a list of books whose contents are considered by some to be so controversial that the books are banned from libraries, schools, communities, and even countries. It is scary when books, the repository of much of our knowledge and deemed by most to be fun, educational or classics, are deemed subversive and contaminating.
1. In October 2008, WNPR came to Suffield because it was a “swing town”. What does that mean?
As part of the year-long 350th Anniversary Celebration which kicks off this October, the Kent Memorial Library is sponsoring an essay contest. The theme of the essay is Suffield: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.
Her vision is to make the group visible and responsive to the needs of the Suffield community while creating a diverse, hard-working and fun group.
Dictionaries have been around a long time, perhaps beginning on cuneiform tablets around 2300 BCE (or BC if you prefer) in the area of modern-day Syria. In 1604, the first English alphabetical dictionary was published.
For more information or to register for programs, stop by the library, call 860-668-3896, check suffield-library.org or follow us on Facebook. All of our programs are free!
The book titled Book Club Reboot: 71 Creative Twists and written by Sarah Ostman and Stephanie Saba, describes Books in the Parlor, one of Kent Memorial Library’s book groups. At the end of this article is the description of the group as it appears in the book.
1. Major Elihu Kent, Sr. raised a company of 111 Suffield men and led them to the