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Problems Persist at Lake Road
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By now, the Lake Road/ Sand Pit matter, seemingly settled when the Congamond Lakes Environmental Protection Organization (CLEPO) won its lawsuit in 2015, but that was not to be.
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By now, the Lake Road/ Sand Pit matter, seemingly settled when the Congamond Lakes Environmental Protection Organization (CLEPO) won its lawsuit in 2015, but that was not to be.
The law firm currently known as Spellman & Kelly, LLC, located at 133 Mountain Road, is pleased to announce that Attorney Beth Fanous will be joining attorneys Victoria Spellman and David Kelly as a named partner of the firm, which will be known as Spellman, Kelly & Fanous, LLC.
For the second year in a row, sixth-grader Colby Evans has invited team-mates from her travel basketball team to come to her birthday party bringing toys for unidentified families whose children would otherwise be wanting at Christmas, for distribution through the Suffield Police Department.
At Kent Memorial Library on December 2, an appreciative couple listens to artist Fran Milliken explain the technique he used to achieve the desired wood grain appearance in one of his paintings.
Action along the new natural gas pipeline through Suffield has been quiet since the line went into use at the start of November.
Emily Sweeney is nothing if not resilient. After eight years on the World Cup circuit and two unsuccessful attempts to make the US Olympic luge team, the 24-year-old, who lists Suffield as her hometown, is about to realize her Olympic dream.
It became too crowded for Asplundh to park their bucket trucks at the Highway Garage on Ffyler Place, so recently they’ve used the lot behind Bridge Street School.
Jackie and Ron Birmingham are this year’s Valentine couple.
Every year, on the Wednesday following the Manchester Road Race, the Charlie Robbins Club meets for lunch.
Well known Town official Justin Donnelly is pictured on his Russell Avenue farm.