Food for Thought

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“Today is April Fools’ Day. Believe nothing, trust no one – just like any other day.” – Unknown

Schools/Sports

Walk to the Hart of Climate Change

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Sustainable Suffield, a teacher- and student-led grassroots organization dedicated to bringing attention to our role in solving the world’s most challenging climate-related issues, and Suffield High School are proud to announce Walk to the Hart of Climate Change, a three-day event featuring National Geographic Explorer Dr. John Francis and organized by 2018 Grosvenor Teacher Fellow and National Geographic Certified Educator Justin Kaput.

Government/Town

Elderly Reminder

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The Assessor’s Office would like to remind elderly and disabled homeowners that the filing period for the state and local benefit program will end on Friday, May 15.

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

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As I’ve read the Observer over the years, I have noted that it has become more of an opinion vehicle than an objective source of information.

Editorial

Discouraging Results; a Worrisome Precedent

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For years, Suffield has worked at trying to build a community center in Suffield. As early as 1995, the town studied how this might be done.

Editorial

What Do People Mean?

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I have been involved with The Suffield Observer for many years. During that time, it’s not unusual to hear comments from people working on the paper, as well as from citizens in town, saying the paper is too liberal; I wish the paper would be more middle of the road or conservative.

People/Business

Edward Jones Ranks No. 2 in Best Places to Work in Connecticut

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The Hartford Business Journal teamed up with the Best Companies Group of Harrisburg, Pa., to rank the state’s top 41 employers. Companies named Best Places to Work in Connecticut for 2020 were divided into 14 large companies and 27 small or medium companies by the number of people they employ in Connecticut.

Organizations

Friends of the Windsor Locks Canal

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Volunteer members of the Windsor Locks Canal State Park Trail met monthly with local and state officials throughout the winter months, making plans for moving forward in our quest to preserve and enhance the park and trail for your enjoyment. Our volunteers have been cleaning up the winter debris and servicing and repairing equipment in anticipation of many visitors.