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The Suffield Historical Society will meet on Wednesday, November 20 at 7 p.m., back at the Kent Memorial Library, after five years at the Senior Center.
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The Suffield Historical Society will meet on Wednesday, November 20 at 7 p.m., back at the Kent Memorial Library, after five years at the Senior Center.
Since colonial times our quintessential New England town has produced sons and daughters who have distinguished themselves beyond the town’s boundaries. In more recent times, as part of its mission to promote excellence in the Suffield Public Schools and pride in the town, the Suffield Foundation for Excellent Schools (SFES) is soliciting nominations for the Suffield High School Hall of Honor. The Hall of Honor was conceived in 2002 as a way to inspire students through exceptional role models and instill a sense of tradition and pride in the school as well as the community at large. Selections are made only once in 4 years. Plaques with brief biographies and the accomplishments of past honorees are on the wall outside the high school auditorium as well as on the SFES website, and provide interesting reading.
The Club will deliver 5-gallon buckets of sand/salt mixture for winter use to seniors and disabled individuals and families residing in Suffield and West Suffield. Registration is required before mid-November.
During the first week of December, the staff and friends of the Phelps-Hatheway House will begin to deck the halls for a very special holiday season in our historic setting.
Source to Sea was held on September 28 this year. It is a day designated for volunteers to gather and participate in the regional event to remove trash from the Connecticut River. New England States along the river, from its headwaters in northern New Hampshire to the mouth of Long Island Sound, rally volunteers in their respective states to make the river a cleaner, safer waterway. Helping Friends of the Windsor Locks Canal this year were four active duty men from Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee, Mass., who volunteered to help clean up the river. Fifteen tires and several bags of trash were collected for disposal from along the river, park and trail during this event.
Suffield Woman’s Club president Lisa Pepe, right, inducts Sue Ledger into the club at their October meeting.
As time marches on, bits and pieces of grass and weeds die and collect just above the soil. This is called thatch.
A special event has been slated for the re-opening of the William Pinney Art Gallery of the Kent Memorial Library in Suffield.
The Suffield Garden Club will hold a monthly meeting on Monday, November 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the Kent Memorial Library, 50 North Main Street.
Circus Moves taught tricks to kids on Saturday. Here young Luke O’Leary spins a plate on a stick while standing on one leg.