The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/governmenttown/page/164/)
This was the second year that the Suffield Police Department invited the Fire Department, the Volunteer Ambulance Association and the Public Works Department to roll out samples of their equipment and invite the public to join in this nationally observed event.
September is Healthy Aging Month and Emergency Preparedness Month.
Creeping slowly clockwise around Quail Run Road, the Galasso crew lay down the first coat of new pavement on the milled surface as a roller follows closely behind.
Those who commented about Suffield’s Memorial Day this year all agreed that, while they were disappointed that rain had cancelled the customary parade, the ceremony at Suffield High was the best ever.
Nearly 50 volunteers gathered at Babb’s Beach on Saturday morning, May 21, for a well-announced clean-up day.
Stepping down from the Suffield Juvenile Review Board after 20 years, Fred Sweitzer was recognized on June 1 for his outstanding and dedicated service to the youth of Suffield.
Howie Orr and Tom Wardell show Sen. John Kissel, Rep. Bill Simanski, and Rep. Tami Zawistowski around the interior of the creamery in the big barn at Hilltop Farm.
The Suffield Firemen’s Association will be holding their second annual free Family Day and Fireworks on Saturday, July 16, at Spaulding School from 4-9 p.m.
In the last few months there has been continuing discussion surrounding the abatement of environmental hazards at BSCC and how that is being funded. The abatement of Bridge Street School is a necessity and a town obligation in order to move forward with renovation into a community center.
