People/Business
Suffield Pizza, A Family Affair
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There’s something about a couple who’ve been married 37 years, have worked together for 34 in a tough business and sit shoulder-to-shoulder, laughing and joking while being interviewed.
People/Business
Ivy Rehab: New Physical Therapy Clinic
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For Mark Pillsbury, hearing the constant complaints about muscle aches and the need for physical therapy from carpenters he managed after college pushed him to become a physical therapist.
People/Business
Agawam Firm Recycles Styrofoam for Free!
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If you have unused styrofoam coolers or packaging lying around that once protected your new TV, clothes dryer or other household products, take them to Gold Circuit E-Cycling in Agawam for free recycling. The facility is at 277 Silver Street, around the corner from Geissler’s on RT 75.
FOFAH
Hilltop Creamery Opens in Early April
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According to operators Crystal and Jason Siemienkowicz, Hilltop Creamery will offer new sundaes, lots of weekend music and more charitable fundraisers this coming season.
History
Must See Tribute to American Workers
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This Friday, Saturday or Sunday, drive 40 minutes to Winsted, one of Connecticut’s oldest mill towns.
People/Business
Comforting Mourners for 45 Years
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“Yesterday, we live-streamed a Buddhist service to Vietnam. Over 30 people in Vietnam signed on to it to see and be part of it in real-time,” recounted John Carmon during a recent interview.
Government/Town
Interview with the Head of Sustainable Suffield
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Sustainable Suffield is a town task force of appointed volunteers who work to promote environmentally sustainable initiatives and educate the community.
Editorial
Don’t throw out the recycling guide
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The white 11 x 17 insert entitled Suffield Recycling and Disposal Guide should help you quickly determine how to treat common household items you’re ready to discard.
People/Business
D & F Power Equipment Sales and Repairs
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Jack Rollet had been a landscaper for 30 years, taking his equipment to D & F Power Equipment in Suffield for parts and servicing, when the founders, Don and Marlene Hoginski, told him they wanted to retire.