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Prideful Sculptor Dazzles Observers
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As ice sculptor Mike Rondeau carved a replica of the Suffield Alight trolley topped with a holly sprig, he held the curiosity of onlookers with his attention to detail and fluid movement.
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Suffield Native Makes Good
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Suffield High School graduate, Robyn (Smith) Jennings and graduate of UConn Medical School, and her husband Brian Jennings are both family practice doctors who have worked in various parts of the United States as well as Ghana (just before the pandemic) and more recently in Uganda.
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A Repair Cafe; “Fixers” Needed
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Worldwide, local Repair Cafes are extending the life of products and keeping them from landfills by bringing together skilled volunteer “fixers” who repair broken household items for free.
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Suffield Resident Releases Holiday CD
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Two local musicians, Dave Gauthier from Suffield and Pat Patton from Chicopee, Mass. have released a CD of holiday music.
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Grant Partially Funds New Sign
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Suffield’s Second Chance Shop sports a new outdoor sign courtesy of a town TIF grant, according to its president, Ellen Peterson.
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Suffield Folks Send Help Down South
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On Friday, October 4, Dr. Don Ledoux, of Turning Point Wellness Center, shared with his friend Eric Corriveau of CorriBuilders his desire to do something to help the people in North Carolina whose lives were changed forever by Hurricane Helene.
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New Tool Cuts Research Time, Creates Podcasts
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Whether you’re a student, teacher, businessperson or volunteer, you know the time it takes to gather, organize and understand many sources when conducting research.
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Barbara Coffin Helps a Worthy Cause
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For the second time in five years, local artist Barbara Coffin is holding an art show and sale to benefit The Second Chance Shop of Suffield and its parent, The Village for Families & Children.
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Craftsmen for All Generations
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I recently finished rereading The Biography of a Town by Robert Alcorn. I find it more fascinating each time I read it.