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Killed in Suffield in the Line of Duty
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Richard Purcell Horan is the first and only FBI Agent killed in Connecticut. It happened in Suffield on Good Friday, April 18, 1957.
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Richard Purcell Horan is the first and only FBI Agent killed in Connecticut. It happened in Suffield on Good Friday, April 18, 1957.
Suffield twins Peter and Paul Kulas celebrated their 90th birthday on November 7th.
Please join us on Friday, December 10 at 7 p.m. at the Suffield Senior Center on Bridge Street for an evening discussion on Italian culture and travel hosted by Armand Regalbuti and Brian Casinghino.
The Connecticut Trolley Museum presents Holiday Fun.
The Miller family returned to Suffield and felt that North Main Street needed a bit of brightening up.
After a half-year delay, Suffield’s newest business opened quietly on October 5 in the lower level of the Webster Bank building, and its impressive facilities have been in place for longer than that.
Saturday October 16 at 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. Michelle Girard, owner of the Broadleaf Gift Shop, had a small reception to welcome people to the new store, located at 1150 South Street (Route 75).
The Class of 1946 at Suffield High School held reunions every five years for quite a while.