Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
Truck Raffle Supports 350th
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Please buy a truck raffle ticket, or more than one, to help cover the costs of Suffield’s 350th anniversary celebration.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/governmenttown/page/121/)
Please buy a truck raffle ticket, or more than one, to help cover the costs of Suffield’s 350th anniversary celebration.
The Memorial Day ceremony and parade will be held on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, beginning with the parade at 9 a.m.
According to the dictionary, to fete is to honor with a celebration, and Officer Peter Osowiecki was very much honored at the big retirement party his friends held for him on April 5. Over 200 came to the Sun Valley Resort banquet hall in Stafford that evening, including fellow officers and leaders of the Suffield Police Department, along with a diverse crew of folks he had helped during his 30 years of service. Peter, who graduated from Suffield High in 1979, had begun his law enforcement career in Suffield as a dispatcher and supernumerary but soon became a certified officer. He served in a wide variety of assignments, which may not be unusual for a person of his competence. The main organizer of the party, Ashley McMann, now a key aid at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, said she first met Peter as one of the Police Cadets in the Police Cadet corps when he was the Corps advisor.
The following table has been adapted from data provided by the Suffield Police Department.
As of this writing, the Board of Finance is in the process of reviewing various department budgets and capital requests in order to propose the FY 2019/20 budget for the Town meeting on May 8.
State Representative Tami Zawistowski (R-61) enjoyed her visit to the Suffield booth at the Capitol for Agriculture Day.
As reported last month, the bid requests for renovating and slightly expanding the Suffield Town Hall were published in late February, with a response date of March 21. Seven architects and three construction contractors responded and participated in the mandatory walk-through. When the bids came in, five architect firms and two contractors had responded. At their April 4 meeting, the Permanent Building Commission reviewed the seven colorful proposal booklets and evaluated the bidders’ qualifications, using an evaluation system Chairman Joe Sangiovanni had developed in connection with the proposed Community Center project some years ago. The system requires the commissioners to assign numerical scores in a number of relevant categories; then the scores are weighted by a relative importance factor for each category and combined to obtain an overall score for each bidder.
The Assessor’s Office would like to remind homeowners that the filing period for the State Elderly/Disabled Homeowner’s Tax Relief Program will end on Wednesday, May 15.
When Donna Sue Groves decided to honor her Mother Maxine by painting a big quilt block on their Ohio tobacco barn, she did not realize she was starting a movement! Today barn quilt “trails” are found across all 50 states and Canada!
Please stop by the Suffield 350th booth at the May Market on Saturday, May 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.