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Although September brings cooler temperatures and shorter days, the Hatheway garden remains equally vibrant and lovely as the summer wanes. Please join us for two unique events in the garden!
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Although September brings cooler temperatures and shorter days, the Hatheway garden remains equally vibrant and lovely as the summer wanes. Please join us for two unique events in the garden!
Please join Julie Harrison (‘The Garden Fairy’) and the staff of the Phelps-Hatheway House & Garden for the finale of our unique garden-to-arrangement experience, the From our Gardens series.
Suffield on the Green is seen as the unofficial end of the summer event. It provides Suffield residents with a fun time to get to know their community.
“A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rows.” — Doug Larson, columnist
Jack Muska, in back, advises Jim Muska from St. Louis, as Paul Muska holds the flag watching the putt. The golfers are part of the 28th Annual Glenn T. Packard Tournament at Oak Ridge Country Club sponsored by Suffield Rotary Club.
The Suffield Historical Society will meet on Wednesday, October 2, at 1:00 pm at the King House Museum, 232 South Main Street, Suffield.
Troop 260 Assistant Scoutmaster Art Sikes, Jr., offers a traditional left-handed handshake to his grandson, Sam Sikes, this year’s winner of the troop’s Arthur Sikes, Sr., Summer Adventure Award.
Her vision is to make the group visible and responsive to the needs of the Suffield community while creating a diverse, hard-working and fun group.
On June 1, 5th grade Girl Scout Troop 10975 built and installed benches at the Pollinator Garden at Stony Brooke Park. The troop consists of 12 girls who earned their Bronze Award through this project.
With their traditional candle-lighting ceremony on May 21 at Second Baptist’s Fellowship Hall, Troop 280 awarded the Eagle Scout rank to Jonah Berrien and John Killam, both of whom had crossed over from the Cub Scout program in March 2011. Both had earned various awards along the way, both were members of the Order of the Arrow and both had earned the required 21 Merit Badges and completed their Eagle Scout Public Service Projects.