Book Reviews
Book Reviews
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A Gentleman in Moscow and The Black House
Through the Looking Glass
Mixed Messages at the Ball Game
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My mind has been torn by football players kneeling at games during the national anthem to express their displeasure with certain aspects of our nation’s culture.
Columns
Where in the World is the Observer?
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Leslie Marx and her son Khiel Marx took the Observer to the Smoky Mountains to read in Gaitlinburg, Tennessee, while they waited to view the total eclipse through their Kent Memorial Library glasses.
First Selectman’s Update
First Selectman’s Update
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I am delighted to report that four of the Town’s expired collective bargaining agreements have been successfully negotiated. The remaining three are in the home stretch.
Food for Thought
Food For Thought
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“I am grateful for what I am and have. My thanksgiving is perpetual.”
– Henry David Thoreau
Suffield Observations
There is another way you can honor veterans
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Since I have been with The Suffield Observer, I’ve wanted to write something regarding Veterans Day. I’ve made attempts, but they just didn’t sound right.
Now and Then
Where Were We in 1670?
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Southfield, the settlement on the southern border of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, joined Westfield and Northfield as satellites of colonial Springfield.
Through the Looking Glass
Scandal Found on the Family Tree
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I had done a fair amount of genealogical research before someone mentioned to me that there were some old family letters with a cousin living in Williamstown, Mass.
Columns
Where in the World is the Observer?
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On the westernmost point of the Isle of Skye, Scotland, this summer, the Dodds family poses with the Observer at Sunset.