The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/organizations/page/155/)
Join the fun as walkers go around the clock in the battle against cancer as the 20th annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life® of North Central CT gets underway at the Suffield Middle School on June 3 at 10 a.m.
Several members and prospective members of the Sibbil Dwight Kent Chapter of the Daughters of The American Revolution met for tea at the home of Judith Hanmer on Saturday, April 29.
Bernard Duffy of Broad Brook, a retired long-time police officer, serving as a Lieutenant with the Enfield Police Department, and later as a Captain with East Windsor, will be the featured artist in the June show at the Pinney Gallery, found in Suffield’s Kent Memorial Library, currently occupying temporary space at 61 Ffyler Place, behind the CVS Plaza.
The Emergency Aid Association wishes to extend a big thanks to all the residents who donated through the Mail Carriers Food Drive held on May 13.
Troop 260 Assistant Scoutmasters Cliff Barron and Art Sikes share the traditional left-handed Boy Scout handshake and pose for the usual ceremonial portrait with Art wearing his new Silver Beaver Award.
Suffield has seen a lot of blue recently, through the vigorous efforts of an admirable pair of young parents who are helping make the world a more hospitable place for individuals on the autism spectrum, especially for children.
Citizens Restoring Congamond, the two-town organization that works to improve and maintain the water quality and surroundings of the three beautiful ponds, held its spring fashion show on April 27 at The Cove in Southwick (formerly The Brass Rail).
The Observer is still looking for worthy high school seniors interested in a $1,000 scholarship for college, seeing that no applications were received by the deadline.
Garden club members are busy in the members’ booth at May Market at the Phelps-Hatheway House on May 13.
Suffield’s Polish Heritage Society will celebrate its 100th meeting with a luncheon at Suffield by the River on Wednesday, June 7.