Editorial
We Can Do Better
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There’s no question that the last two years have been rough on everyone.
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There’s no question that the last two years have been rough on everyone.
My husband and I have lived in several kinds of places: two medium sized cities, a large city and Suffield.
The new Omicron variant of COVID-19 has brought new challenges. Like many of you, I am confused about what rules to follow, for how long, when, and where.
I think Suffield is pretty lucky to have a volunteer nonprofit newspaper in town.
According to Wikipedia, Meals on Wheels originated in the United Kingdom during the Blitz.
This editorial is not an opinion piece, but a description of a mystery.
Hallmark filmed a few scenes in Suffield about a writer who visited a horse farm with the working title Love at the Steeplechase.
Some call it an addiction: an unstoppable pandemic spreading among our young minds. I wouldn’t disagree.
In June, I witnessed an amazing dialogue. For two days, the Phelps-Hatheway House hosted two programs, both featuring Joe McGill, a national figure and founder of the Slave Dwelling Project.
Being a newspaper, every now and then we have the great pleasure of publicly thanking a person who has toiled in the background for many years, performing essential work and serving as a backbone of the organization. As chair I have that honor on behalf of so many who have worked with Mary Ann Muska as she tirelessly volunteered thousands of hours for The Suffield Observer.