Editorial
Focusing on the Positive
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In New England towns the seasons are usually clearly defined, almost delineated, even when one seems to flow easily into another. This year has been an anomaly; summer seemed to go on forever.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/jane-shipp/page/6/)
In New England towns the seasons are usually clearly defined, almost delineated, even when one seems to flow easily into another. This year has been an anomaly; summer seemed to go on forever.
September 15 was a big day for the Phelps-Hatheway House. The weather was lovely, perfect for an outdoor event to honor the memory and celebrate the generosity of Astrid Hanzalek.
Hilltop Farm is a busy place, and busier now than ever, thanks to twenty years of restoration by the non-profit Friends of the Farm at Hilltop (FOFAH).
Danielle Annibalini, the new director of Suffield Community Aid, didn’t grow up in Suffield, strictly speaking, but in an important way she is rooted in our town.
Francis Rago must certainly have been born a teacher.
Richard Brown arrived in Suffield in 1996, beginning his long and successful career as a police officer here. Why Suffield?
Mary Anne Zak: a petite lady with a huge impact on this town, and in her personal way a huge impact on many individuals here.
My husband and I have lived in several kinds of places: two medium sized cities, a large city and Suffield.
Richard Brown arrived in Suffield in 1996, beginning his long and successful career as a police officer here.