Editorial
Views from a New Suffield Resident
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Three and half years ago I moved to Suffield to live with my fiancé, who has been a lifelong Suffield resident.
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Three and half years ago I moved to Suffield to live with my fiancé, who has been a lifelong Suffield resident.
I was reminiscing about my younger years recently and how different my childhood was compared to today’s.
In a public library, it should not be obvious which social movement or ideology is favored. At Kent Memorial Library, one particular movement is continuously showcased, as is evidenced by little signs and flags throughout and controversial children’s books displayed.
Book challenges and bans in public and school libraries and school curriculums are sweeping across our nation.
Can anyone explain to me what societal phenomenon is occurring which causes many to throw their junk out their car windows?
Like any new innovation, there are pros and cons. Depending on how it’s used it can be extremely helpful or very harmful.
I happen to live on North Grand Street and by no means does this only happen on North Grand, it’s happening EVERYWHERE.
I have a friend who is a bona fide holy roller – the kind of guy who will text you passages from the Bible, proudly keep the commandments, and never, ever miss church.
In New England towns the seasons are usually clearly defined, almost delineated, even when one seems to flow easily into another. This year has been an anomaly; summer seemed to go on forever.