Editorial
A Case for Term Limits in Congress
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In 1978, the spring of my freshman year of college, I took a Political Science course as an elective.
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In 1978, the spring of my freshman year of college, I took a Political Science course as an elective.
According to the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), the average Suffield resident produces 765 pounds of household waste annually.
There was no way my family was ever going to become a “homeschooling family.”
In 1913, the U.S. Constitution was amended to establish the direct election of U.S. Senators by the people.
As I was reviewing the articles for this month’s issue, I was struck by two in particular; the speech by the three students at the dedication of the Liberty Tree and the article on the air museum.
I like to remind myself that I am a person with a body, mind and spirit.
If all goes as planned, which sometimes happens, by the time you read this The Suffield Observer will have a new chairperson.
These last elections have touched me in a different way as I looked around me on Election Day.
I am worried about screen time. And as I toddle around, sometimes I feel that the cards are stacked against those of us who are.
I find it disturbing that it’s common for people in all walks of life to use derogatory, hurtful, negative and harmful words.