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Rotarians designate a Paul Harris Fellow as a tribute to a person whose life demonstrates “Service Above Self” and a shared purpose with the objectives of this club and the Rotary Foundation. It is one of the most prestigious awards in Rotary and thereby named after the founder of Rotary, Paul Harris.
The Suffield Woman’s Club (SWC) partnered with the Suffield Police Department on Saturday, August 24 to collect shoes for Soles4Souls, an organization that sends shoes to adults and children in need around the world.
From the moment someone is diagnosed with cancer, (s)he becomes a survivor. Some have precious little time after the diagnosis, while some go on to live many years, but all are enlisted in the struggle. And like any war, there are heroes. People, who in the face of great odds and obstacles, display amazing courage, often just by putting one foot in front of the other and persevering, while a few buckle under the burden, many more rise up to throw everything they can against it. It is the story of that struggle that Survivor Journeys wants to honor no matter how brief or long the fight has been.
Get your flu shot and take advantage of free health screenings and health information all in one place. The event will be held at the Suffield Senior Center on Tuesday, October 29 from 10 a.m.—2 p.m.
It was a hot time at the Rotary booth on the south green during Suffield on the Green where 700 delicious chicken dinners were sold. A record!
A group of Pokemon Go players works to capture a new monster, Rayquesza, shown in this screen shot at the Suffield Veterans Memorial, a local Pokestop.
The Connecticut Trolley Museum presents Pumpkin Patch and Rails to the Darkside. These two fundraising events are extremely important to funding the museum’s many family programs.
Of math, madness and the power of love: The Suffield Players present Proof, The Pulitzer Prize Winning Drama by David Auburn.
The Suffield Auxiliary of The Village for Families & Children has outdone itself! This year, the completely volunteer-run Auxiliary contributed $80,000—a new record for their group—to The Village through sales at its Second Chance Shop.
