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As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the Suffield Historical Society is proud to present a special program that celebrates art, history, and heritage.
In June, the Historical Society announced its contract with Silver, Petrucelli + Associates of Hamden, CT, to conduct a Condition Assessment and HVAC Feasibility Study of the Alexander King House.
Back in September Troop 66 sold baked white and sweet potatoes with toppings like chives, butter, cheese, sour cream and more at Suffield On The Green.
Twenty-six Rotary Clubs in northern Connecticut and Western Massachusetts (Rotary District 7890) have joined together to fund a project that will bring fresh drinking water, sanitation facilities and hygiene training to a needy Mayan community in Guatemala.
On November 6, Paul K. Barten will be the guest speaker at the Suffield Land Conservancy’s annual meeting.
On Thursday, November 13, the Suffield Public Library Foundation is sponsoring a talk at Kent Memorial Library by Gilbert Ahrens, the author of A Delicate Dance.
The 5th Annual Shute-N-Safe Golf tournament to benefit The Tunnel to Towers Foundation, hosted by the Shute family of Suffield, was held on September 11, 2025 at Crestview Country Club in Agawam, Massachusetts. The weather couldn’t have been better. The course had a full complement of 144 golfers. As usual the tourney started with a group photo, a prayer for the fallen on 9/11 and a moment of silence for the recently assassinated Charlie Kirk. Last year, the tourney raised over $26.5K.
What’s happening at SCA this Month? Photo by Mary Curtin Thank you to Suffield Volunteer Ambulance Association (SVAA) for the backpack and supplies for our Return to School Backpack Drive. Pictured left to right: Lorianne Nutini, Jackie Guzie and Doug McIntos from SVAA. In-Person Bereavement Support Group Starts Oct. 10:Masonicare is partnering with Suffield Community Aid to offer a 6-week, in-person support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
The Suffield Garden Club is delighted to present Rebecca Sadlowski, founder of Rooted Flowers in Agawam, to present at the first SGC meeting of the season. Join us for a fresh look at how to design and grow a productive, beautiful cutting garden as Rebecca shares practical tips on garden planning, favorite varieties and planting strategies that maximize blooms through the seasons.What began as a roadside flower stand has grown into a year-round, farm-to-table floral business offering fresh flowers, events, workshops, and nationwide dahlia shipping. Rebecca and her husband Albert run the farm alongside their three young children. With a focus on only using home-grown flowers in their designs, Rooted Flowers is committed to seasonal stewardship, supporting local growers, and creating meaningful community connections through flowers. Photo courtesy of Rebecca Sadlowski Local farmer and floral designer Rebecca Sadlowski will present at the Suffield Garden Club’s October 6th meeting.
