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“Pandemic Pets” Help Us Cope
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For better or for worse, the restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic are keeping us close to home and drawing families – two and four legged – together. How does this affect our pets?
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/peoplebusiness/page/24/)
For better or for worse, the restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic are keeping us close to home and drawing families – two and four legged – together. How does this affect our pets?
Suffield builder Elzear Roy, left, smiles for the camera with Steve Delaney.
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Nathan Adajian has been promoted to Vice-President – Commercial Lending at Windsor Federal. Mr. Adajian joined Windsor Federal in 2015 with a solid background in commercial and retail banking.
One of the Briarwood Custom Homes construction workers stows a big paper drawing at the end of the workday; another worker waits for their movable platform to be lowered.
On June 19, Suffield students Quinn Bathgate and Sarah Michaels earned their Black Belts from Integrity Martial Arts (IMA). The two, along with four others, began special black belt preparation training in November last year.
This colorful sign takes more than a moment to read and consider, but each line is currently unarguable in polite society. Full disclosure: the sign is on the lawn of an Observer board member; an identical sign is on a lawn across the street.
In the first week of August, new lettering appeared on the old sign of what we once knew as the First National Bank of Suffield.
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