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A Moment in Time: Old Photos Invited from Our Readers
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Taken in about 1898 looking upstream near the mouth of Stony Brook at the end of Paper Street, this old photo shows the Franklin Paper Mill in its third embodiment.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/webmaster/page/43/)
Taken in about 1898 looking upstream near the mouth of Stony Brook at the end of Paper Street, this old photo shows the Franklin Paper Mill in its third embodiment.
The Town of Suffield will celebrate its 350th Anniversary by hosting what is certain to be an epic community parade on October 9. This event will be the biggest and best parade Suffield has ever experienced.
SCA is Assisting Older Residents to Access COVID-19 Vaccine: SCA staff is assisting CDC-eligible, older residents in exploring their options for obtaining COVID-19 vaccine. Priority is given to those residents age 75+ and/or who do not have access to a computer.
Effective Monday, March 22, Kent Memorial Library opened their building for limited in-person services and expanded hours of operation.*
The Suffield Board of Education is pleased to announce the official appointment of Mrs. Melissa Todd as the Assistant Principal of McAlister Intermediate School. The Board of Education’s unanimous decision follows Mrs. Todd’s successful six-month tenure as the Interim Assistant Principal and a formal interview conducted last evening with the Board of Education.
When students return to school next fall an exciting new program will be waiting for them. Suffield High School will be offering Career Pathways for the first time.
With her parents Rob and Heather standing proudly behind her at Suffield High on March 3, Carla Matthews signs to accept her scholarship from Endicott College, in Beverly, Mass., just northeast of Boston.
Smiles all around, SHS senior soccer star Brandon Lewis’s parents Tim and Amy stand by on March 3 as Brandon signs his agreement to accept a scholarship from Western New England University.
As part of our new ongoing “Books & Beyond Series”, Kent Memorial Library is delighted to announce a book discussion with award winning author Phan Qué Mai Nguyen on Wednesday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom.
Good news! The Friends of the Library will resume their monthly book collections on Saturday, May 1 at Kent Memorial Library.