The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/lester-smith/page/50/)
Lyle Pearsons, formerly a Suffield resident and briefly a second-grade teacher at Bridge Street School, has enjoyed the last 25 years operating Kit & Kaboodle at the Red Door Theater of the Hope Community Church in Agawam.
From the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal, selected and lightly annotated by Lester Smith, Historian of the Town and the Suffield Historical Society.
Volunteer Jim Reeves installs the last screw in the big platform scale now restored and reassembled in the King House Museum barn.
Progress on a program to mitigate the PCB air contamination that has held up the reopening of the Kent Memorial Library was put on hold pending the successful completion of ventilation air balance tests.
Paul Kulas, former first selectman and retired innkeeper, leans into the music as he entertains the crowd at the Suffield Historical Society’s annual ice cream social.
A Markowski farmhand maneuvers a big combine barely fitting under the wires of a shade tobacco field on Babb’s Road in mid-July.
The big group of bicycle tourists who rode through Suffield at the start of August were riding with Cycle Massachusetts, which calls itself “The Friendliest Rides in the East.”
A friendly couple drifts by in White’s Pond on a quiet Sunday afternoon in July.
The Suffield Firemen’s Association offered Suffield their Family Day and Fireworks on July 16 at Spaulding School and ended with a great fireworks show.
