Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
Music on High at Suffield High!
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The 102nd Army Band, also known as the “2019 Three Second Rush Concert Band”, is coming to Suffield to kick off our year-long 350th Anniversary Celebration!
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The 102nd Army Band, also known as the “2019 Three Second Rush Concert Band”, is coming to Suffield to kick off our year-long 350th Anniversary Celebration!
We all have annual tasks to complete. We pay our property taxes, we get medical and dental checkups, we review our budgets, and we clean out closets (well, maybe not).
Selected from the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal and lightly annotated by Wendy Taylor of Kent Memorial Library.
On July 20, members and family members in partnership with the K-9 Olympics held a CT CHIP (Connecticut Child Identification Program) event. Every year the Corrections department of Connecticut holds a K-9 Olympics competition. State Police, local police and correction departments from all over New England travel to the corrections facility in Enfield for this importatnt event. This year must have been one of the hottest on record; the heat index was over 100 degrees. That did not stop the participants, dogs and trainers, from doing their best.
The Suffield Woman’s Club (SWC) will be holding their Fourth Annual Mum Sale at Sacred Heart Church.
Friday, November 22, 2019
True creative output comes from within and cannot be squeezed out by force. No school assignment could set off the same eruption of raw creative passion that I experience through accepting my sporadic impulse to write; to allow my ideas to surface and to watch them climb into the vessel of articulated language. I am not arguing against the utility of external prompting, far from it. But for one’s product to be genuine and pure, their response must be completely voluntary. When one seeks to fulfill others’ demands for their creativity, true success requires that they be intrinsically motivated to create.
In 1918 during the First World War, the student body at what was briefly called Suffield, a Military School for Boys, engages in rifle drill.
In the blink of an eye summer is at an end, and so is my first year as Director of the Suffield Parks and Recreation Department. What a fantastic year I have had, filled with meeting wonderful people that live and work in Suffield, and sharing in their passion for the Town!
Ted Drewnowski hands a customer the change from his payment at the July 27 Farmers Market, as another customer makes her selections.