People/Business
Woodsman, Take That Tree
|
It was a nice enough tree, but it just couldn’t be tolerated so close to the Suffield Village building next to the wooden Indian.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/webmaster/page/124/)
It was a nice enough tree, but it just couldn’t be tolerated so close to the Suffield Village building next to the wooden Indian.
The National Association of Mail Carriers Food Drive was a huge success in Suffield!
Selected from the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal and lightly annotated by Wendy Taylor of Kent Memorial Library.
“A Universe of Stories . . . to Remember.” That’s our theme for the summer program. We will celebrate our return “home” to Main Street with lots of baskets to give away!
Can anyone identify these five Boy Scouts of Troop 66? They’re pictured partway through their task installing a traffic safety sign near the southeast corner of the Center Green, probably in 1960.
FFA Members from the Suffield Agriscience program offer ready-to-plant vegetables and flowers at the Suffield Garden Club’s May Market on May 11.
There are issues today in America that are happening and it scares me. It scares me because they are happening without our knowledge or consent. We will wake up one day and realize that we don’t have any civil rights left. History is full of events driven by greed for power and money, complacency and/or fear. Salem Witch Hunt, Nazi Germany, Bosnia genocide.
Suffield Mini Bus Trips require five passengers and are weather permitting. Call 860-668-3844 to make a reservation.
Connecticut has one of the nation’s highest rates of vaccination for the measles virus. Many of our State’s legislators, including Governor Lamont, have expressed serious concern with our State’s compliance rate. Both of these contradictory statements are true. The discrepancy arises from the latest State vaccination report. Past data disclosed only state averages for school vaccination rates, perhaps creating a false sense of security.