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Artist Explains
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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.
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Pipeline Water Dump Prompts Protests
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Action along the new natural gas pipeline through Suffield has been quiet since the line went into use at the start of November.
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Town Historian Contributes Many Skills
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As a tribute to his 90th birthday, I would like to relate my experiences in knowing and working with Lester Smith.
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Making the World a Better Place
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Those of you who know Fran Rago, a long-time Suffield resident, will recall that before his retirement he had been a science teacher for many years, at both the high school and the college levels.
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Stony Brook Village Is Taking Names
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After reading the Observer’s November article about the large apartment complex being built on East Street South, a reader called to ask how someone can apply for one of the “affordable” units.
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Golfer Extraordinaire
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Jason Thresher, a Suffield High graduate and a 2010 graduate of Bryant University, was inducted into the Bryant University Athletics Hall of Fame which “honors any alumnus who has attained outstanding recognition or superior accomplishments in any varsity sport.”
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Wow! You Go Girls!
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Sarah Seger of West Suffield and Joan Bedard of Suffield ran in the Manchester Thanksgiving Road Race.
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Suffield Sings
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Did you know that there is a large amount of choral activity in Suffield? Maybe you know someone in a school choir, or a friend who sings in a church choir.
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Shabby Abby’s Attic
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There is a new shop that has opened up to the left of the Highland Park Market. It is Shabby Abby’s Attic and its main product is distressed wood signs.
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Lake Road Flood Corrected, CLEPO Sues for Lawsuit Costs
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In mid-October when this reporter viewed the construction of the relocated Lake Road, it seemed to be a welcome, wider alternative to the narrow, serpentine, woodsy road it was replacing, albeit lacking the charm of the woods.