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The Sibbil Dwight Kent Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is proud to announce the Good Citizen Award given to seniors in both Windsor Locks and Suffield for the 2024 school year.
On March 23 Suffield Cub Scout Troop 266 spent the evening aboard the Intrepid Battleship in Manhattan as part of Operation Slumber.
A display of artistic creations, done with unconventional tools and materials, will grace the walls of the Pinney Gallery of the Kent Memorial Library in May.
On Saturday March 23, Scout Troop 66 got to use the shooting range at the Enfield Hunting Club.
The Suffield Lions would like to thank Suffield Public Schools and others for their support in our second annual Hockey Fund Raiser.
The Suffield Greater Together Community Fund (SGTCF) awards grants to non-profits in Suffield, or those that directly benefit Suffield residents.
The Suffield Athletic Hall of Fame (SAHOF) Committee has endured some difficult times over the last several years.
Wow! Suffield is a “crafty” town! All 60 booths for the April 27th Monster Craft Show & Flea Market at Hilltop Farm have been reserved sold out! Photo courtesy of Hilltop Farm
More than 30 crafters signed up including Amush Handmade, Bri Crafty Bri You, Clay Pot Plant People, Could If We Wood, Crafty Banners, Diamond Art Crafts, Eye Love Crafts Studio, Hasenpatt House, Holmes Goods & Creations, Jill Wunch Vivid Vintage & Crafted, Krazy Kat Kreation, Laurie Lynne’s Jewelry, Little Treasures, Lovingly Made By TJ, Melissa Cheryl Krazy Krafts, New Wharf Designs Woodworking & Art Designs, Nu Skin Beauty & Wellness, Oakdale Farm Hemp Products, Owl Coozies, Paparazzi Jewelry, Pine Farm Wood Crafts, Proulx Woodworking, Sai Amour Girls Fashion, Saints Seaglass, Sharon Makes Scents, Sisters Sweet & Salty, Spotted Udder Designs, Sweet Daisy Soap Company, Terrie’s Crafty Corner, The Ocean Alchemist, The Poet’s Corner, & Windycrest Farm. There will also be a number of booths selling antiques, collectibles, handmade acrylic paintings, large and small kid’s tumblers, knitted items, embroidery, jewelry, clothing, nice pocketbooks and women’s shoes, household items and tools.
Celebrating Arbor Day is what the students in the 4th grade at McAlister School will do on April 26 this year.
