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ABAR Suffield holds its last weekly BLACK LIVES MATTER demonstration for the season. It was late November, with a stalwart group surviving the nippy weather.
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ABAR Suffield holds its last weekly BLACK LIVES MATTER demonstration for the season. It was late November, with a stalwart group surviving the nippy weather.
While Mapleton Hall has been closed since March of 2020, The Players have been busy with renovations at our historic theatre home, while still producing virtual shows and theatre workshops!
The Friends of Suffield will once again host a variation of their popular Senior Valentine Social. This year’s feast – the group’s 34th annual – will be delivered to your home.
Ho! Ho! Ho! The Santa drive-by event was a success with lots of smiling faces from all ages.
The Suffield Observer now offers online advertising, which gives more advertisers access to prime visual real estate. Unlike the print edition, where ads appear beneath articles on specific pages, ads in the digital edition appear beneath articles that our readers are actively viewing.
About two months ago, Club members potted almost 30 different varieties of amaryllis and one by one they’ve begun to bloom in our homes and on our website. Our “Amazing Amaryllis” project was a result of looking for ways for members to have fun together in the time of COVID-19. Drive by pick up and potting happened on a warm November day when random “mystery” bulbs were distributed to members. Since that time, we’ve been watching, waiting, and sharing the surprising results with each other. Here is a small sampling of the variety.
When you have a moment, coffee cup-in-hand, take a gander on the internet at Recycle CT Wizard. You can read about the following issues:
Save the Dates – Feb. 13 & 27!
Two Days of FREE Online Training – 9am – 3pm
The Suffield Historical Society sponsored an online class during the months of October and November in order to prepare a Witness Stones Memorial for Tamar, who was an enslaved woman who lived at least eighteen years of her young life in Suffield from 1770-1798.