The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/governmenttown/page/72/)
The Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee created this colorful poster to showcase images of the 38 barn quilts created by local artists for the Suffield Barn Quilt Trail. The poster is available for $20 at 350th events.
A public information meeting on the proposed new sidewalk connecting the north end of Main Street with neighborhoods to the east was held on August 10.
All of the Town Hall personnel settled into place over spring and summer, and the large and small conference rooms have been put to use variously.
The Suffield Senior Center and Suffield Community Aid are pleased to announce that we have been officially designated as a Community Focal Point for Aging Services through North Central Area Agency on Aging. This designation was received after demonstrating our commitment to the role as a visible, recognized place where community members can find information and gain access to a full range of aging services. Now more than ever, older adults and individuals with disabilities need to be able to identify trusted sources of information delivered in an unbiased and person-centered manner. We are excited to be welcomed to the North Central Area Agency on Aging (NCAAA) team
Medicare Open EnrollmentMedicare open enrollment begins October 15 and continues through December 7. Please check out one of our information workshops hosted by Stateline Senior Services and make an appointment with our trained CHOICES Counselor, Sheri Burger
SCAMS (Seniors, Children, & Adults Maintaining Safety)Protect yourself and your families from harmful scams and online threats by attending the following 90 minute discussions at Suffield Town Hall and via Zoom at 6:30 p.m.:
September 30: Robin Saunders, Ph.D.–“Cyber Safety: Cyber Sense & Nonsense.”October 14: Sgt.
This has been adapted from data
provided by the Suffield Police Department.
One of the weekends that I personally look forward to all year is “Suffield on the Green” weekend and all that it has to offer.
Town Election, November 7, Suffield Middle School 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. The Observer asked all candidates: “What are your qualifications for this office?”
Candidates were also asked another relevant question. Responses were limited to 150 words. FIRST SELECTMANVote for One
Question for First Selectman and Board of Selectmen: The Charter Revision Commission recommends that the police and fire chiefs report directly to the First Selectman’s office. Do you support these recommendations? Please explain.
Suffield photographers, please share your images of our town’s 351st birthday celebration with us!
