The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/lester-smith/page/45/)
Thirty FIRST Robotics teams from Connecticut and Massachusetts are registered to attend the Suffield Shakedown scrimmage for the program’s annual competition, being held at Suffield High School on Saturday, February 18.
Suffield Superintendent of Schools Karen Berasi, in response to an interest expressed by State Representative Tami Zawistowski in what goes on in a modern high school, invited her to come have a look.
It was a happy time – the culmination of over a year of careful activity as the Suffield Police Department recovered from the events of the spring and summer of 2015.
Drivers in Suffield have recently begun to encounter rumble strips on the centerlines of town roads.
That digging that’s been putting trenches and underground conduits in the town center will provide a fiber optics connection among more of Suffield’s municipal buildings.
Solar panels installed on houses and barns and free-standing nearby are becoming a common sight in Suffield and elsewhere.
In support of a charity called Feeding Children Everywhere, about 50 parishioners of Suffield’s First Church stayed after Sunday Service on October 23 and gathered in Fellowship Hall to become volunteer assembly line workers.
From the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal, selected and lightly annotated by Lester Smith, Historian of the Town and the Suffield Historical Society.
After a period of apparent quietude at the Kent Memorial Library while the way was cleared for new air contamination tests, the tests, planned several months ago, began on November 14.
The Wingman Program at Suffield Middle School, which was introduced there this fall, got a big boost on November 7.