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New Executive Director Moves to Suffield
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Aaron Marcavitch, the new Executive Director of Connecticut Landmarks and a Suffield resident, is a man who projects tireless energy and enthusiasm.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/kwerth/page/13/)
Aaron Marcavitch, the new Executive Director of Connecticut Landmarks and a Suffield resident, is a man who projects tireless energy and enthusiasm.
You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I’m telling you why – Santa Claus is coming to Suffield!
My friends and I went pretty happily through Bridge Street and Spaulding schools where, seated in rows of wooden desks, we learned to read. We started with our letters and moved on to those antiquated Dick and Jane books in reading groups with equally antiquated names such as bluebirds, cardinals and sparrows.
This small bridge on Ratley Road has been graced with lovely flowers each year for the past eight years.
Mother deer and her fawn enjoy eating apples on Bridge Street.
Are you in need of a little holiday cheer? Apply for the SCA’s Holiday Basket Program: The SCA is coordinating the Holiday Basket Programs for financially qualified Suffield residents.
As the Friends of Suffield wind down their activities toward their planned dissolution, they are carefully distributing their assets.
A Lifetime Achievement Award, a painting of the center of town featuring the library (by our own Observer volunteer, Peggy MacKinnon), was presented to Ruth Zimmerman, for the countless hours she spent setting up the office at the Observer. Another Lifetime Achievemnt Award, a 1962 painting of Suffield Center (also by Peggy MacKinnon), was presented to Lester Smith for the sleepless nights he spends working at the paper submitting articles, photos, writing captions, etc.