People/Business
Dowd Realty Group-How it All Started
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In 1987 Roland Dowd began buying antique homes in town, renovating them with his wife Barbara and selling them.
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In 1987 Roland Dowd began buying antique homes in town, renovating them with his wife Barbara and selling them.
The restaurant is now open at the Suffield Country Club (SCC) and is open to the public.
Bob Warren served on the Editorial Board for the paper’s first issue and was Chairman of the Observer’s Board of Director’s from 2001 to 2012.
A local Granby restaurant is coming to the Congamond Lakes area.
In the early ’80s, Patricia Bland was a sales representative for an auto replacement glass company. She sold to Connecticut insurers.
On April 15, Karen Poltronieri will be celebrating the one-year anniversary of the opening of her shop Karenough Crafts & Boutique located at 11 High Street, South in Suffield, Suite 104.
When I first heard that my neighbor and local small business owner Dan McCoy ran the World Marathon Challenge (WMC), I thought it (and he!) were crazy.
Last May, Turning Point Wellness Center, LLC, moved from their home/office clinic on East Street North to a new location at 1 Mountain Road, Suffield, CT.
“Dancing makes me happy,” said Zlata Dzhaman, one of three new dance instructors at the Fred Astaire Dance Studio (FADS) in Suffield Village.
This April, Christine Ritok, the King House Museum’s first employee, is approaching her first-year anniversary as a curator.