People/Business
Lemonade, Anyone?
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If you ever get invited to Muriel (Sam) Coatti’s house for any kind of lemon delicacy, go!
Organizations
SFES Pickleball Fundraiser a Success
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Despite the predicted eight inches of snow for Sunday, February 9, the Suffield Foundation for Excellent Schools (SFES) held their first annual pickleball tournament fundraiser at the new Suffield Pickleball indoor facility on Kenny Roberts Drive, and a good time was had by all.
People/Business
Indoor Pickleball Comes to Suffield
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Aided by the generous offer of free play by the owners, players young and old came from far and wide in droves to the Grand Opening weekend of Suffield Pickleball.
Organizations
SFES Pickleball Fundraiser
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A soon-to-be classic pickleball tournament is scheduled for February 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the newly opened Suffield indoor pickleball facility at 15 Kenny Roberts Memorial Drive.
People/Business
Ben Sarno Notches Another Crazy Adventure
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Helen Keller once said, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.”
Schools/Sports
Griffin Mandirola Runs into the Record Books
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To say Griffin Mandirola has hit his stride would be both a pun and a tremendous understatement.
Organizations
SFES Spring Grant Awards
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In keeping with its mission to fund innovative programs that promote excellence and enhance the educational experience of Suffield students, the Suffield Foundation for Excellent Schools (SFES) approved almost $12,000 for three exciting grants at its January 2024 meeting.
Organizations
SFES To Induct Hall of Honor Class
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After a three year delay due to COVID, the Suffield Foundation for Excellent Schools (SFES) will induct its Class of 2020 into the SFES Hall of Honor.
People/Business
Local Businessman Runs in a Major World Challenge
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When I first heard that my neighbor and local small business owner Dan McCoy ran the World Marathon Challenge (WMC), I thought it (and he!) were crazy.
Schools/Sports
Black Wall Street
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To highlight the experiences and contributions Blacks have made in American history since colonial times, President Gerald Ford proclaimed in 1976, and Congress passed a public law in 1986, designating February as Black History Month.