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Notable Suffield cartoonist Rick Stromoski explains how to draw animals for a class at the East Granby Congregational Church Nursery School in mid-April.
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Notable Suffield cartoonist Rick Stromoski explains how to draw animals for a class at the East Granby Congregational Church Nursery School in mid-April.
Last year I embarked on what I had envisioned to be a trip of a lifetime – a trip to Nepal. Nepal had always been in the back of my mind as a place to see to experience the culture, the beauty and, of course, the Himalayan Mountains. A friend and I embarked on a trek to do the Annapurna Circuit in March of 2018 and loved every minute of it. We traveled through Nepalese villages, encountered numerous kind and loving people and trekked over the Thorung La Pass, one of the highest navigable passes in the world. Now, fast forward to January of 2019, when I saw an ad in Backpacker magazine to help rebuild schools ravaged by the 2015 Nepal earthquake, and, as a plus, hike to the very remote Nar Phu Valley region.
Search the internet for “mannequin tree” and you will see hundreds of amazing examples of holiday trees constructed around dress forms.
Chestnut Oak Associates gave itself a birthday party on May 5, and about 70 people gathered at Sunset Tavern to celebrate the real estate agency’s 30 years.
On the morning of May 15, concrete pours onto the main level deck of the new Broad Brook Brewery on South Street.
Local farrier Brian Soto pauses in his work at his portable blacksmith shop.
This new full-service automotive garage has been open for 2-½ months at 1379 Mountain Road, near the intersection of South Grand Street and Mountain Road.
It was a nice enough tree, but it just couldn’t be tolerated so close to the Suffield Village building next to the wooden Indian.
The New England Premiere of the movie A Promise to Astrid will take place on June 2, at 6 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church, 580 Main Street in Agawam. Admission is free and tickets are not required.