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Survivor Journeys, a community based support network of professionals who provide free services to cancer survivors and caregivers in western Massachusetts and northern Connecticut, is hosting its second annual workshop on Saturday June 8, at Max’s Tavern Conference Room in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield.
The Phelps-Hatheway House, 55 South Main Street, opens for its 48th season with something for everyone!! Please join us on Friday, May 3, at 5:30 p.m. to fete nature photographer, Libby Lord, as she opens the art gallery of the Phelps-Hatheway Visitor’s Center for 2019.
The Suffield Woman’s Club (SWC) welcomed Lauren Perleoni from The Potting Shed on Remington Street to their gathering recently. Lauren led a make-and-take presentation on plants that can help cleanse the air in the home.
The way I see it, it all started as we sat around the dining room table, my dad telling us stories about growing up while I was trying to hide my peas under my mashed potatoes. He was a good storyteller, and it was important to him that we knew what life was like growing up on the farm around the corner where he was the seventh generation to take his first steps on that patch of land.
The fields and streams of Hilltop Farm are a great place to learn about the outside world.
Bob Warren served on the Editorial Board for the paper’s first issue and was Chairman of the Observer’s Board of Directors from 2001 to 2012.
TV star Andrew Rally is at a crossroads in his career: should he accept the challenge of portraying Shakespeare’s prestigious Hamlet in New York City, or just head back to Hollywood? Help and hilarity arrive with the ghost of swashbuckling leading man John Barrymore, the most famous Hamlet of all time!
Everyone has enjoyed receiving The Suffield Observer for 20 years, bringing us all important community facts, good news and current happenings.
The Friends of Suffield (FOS) will do their annual grant disbursements at Suffield Senior Center, May 14, at 6:30 p.m. See www.friendsofsuffield.org
E–cigarettes, or vape pens, have become very popular among high school students in the past five years. E–cigarettes are battery–operated devices that heat a liquid which usually contains nicotine and other flavoring and additives.