The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/governmenttown/page/147/)
In a collaborative effort of four Town agencies, and with great autumn weather unlike last year, the second annual Scare-It-Up-Suffield event took place Saturday afternoon, October 14, at the Suffield Senior Center.
The responsibility of the Public Works Department is to maintain a safe road network by providing an effective snow and ice removal program during the winter months.
From all of us at the Senior Center & Mini Bus-Paula, MaryLou, Marzena, Cindy, Vic, Gwen, Janet & Duncan-we wish you and your family a blessed Thanksgiving.
The donation will be used to fund coffee at the Center.
Rumors spreading about plans for a new residential subdivision off North Main Street were confirmed at a September 18 meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission when Ray Daddario, of Rayco Development, appeared for a preliminary, pre-application conference about his plans.
The chrysanthemums an anonymous donor planted at the Suffield Veterans Memorial for Dustin Doyon in September looked particularly beautiful on this autumn afternoon in mid-October.
As the temperatures change, soon the cold winter months will be here and now is the time to register for recreational basketball!
Road work on Thrall Avenue will include reconstruction of 0.15 miles of the 1.5 mile road, milling and paving of the remaining mile, along with a number of drainage improvements.
The Parks & Recreation Department kicked off a new fall flag football program with 21 children learning passing, receiving and football fundamentals.
