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Sarah Seger of West Suffield and Joan Bedard of Suffield ran in the Manchester Thanksgiving Road Race.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/peoplebusiness/page/44/)
Sarah Seger of West Suffield and Joan Bedard of Suffield ran in the Manchester Thanksgiving Road Race.
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.
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.
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.
The last road crossings of the Tennessee Gas pipeline project have been completed, a great deal more of the pipe is in the ground and covered, and on October 14, the corporate communications office in Houston emailed that the Connecticut Expansion Project, as the installation of this short stretch of added pipe is called, remained on schedule.
Construction has begun on a large complex of apartments and townhouses in the southeastern corner of Suffield.
Alumni who graduated in 1943 as Suffield High School’s first four-year class are pictured at Kaptain Jimmy’s in Agawam on October 14, where they gathered for their 74th class reunion.
Veterans’ Day holds a special place in Suffield’s heart. Townspeople have traditionally honored the day with respectful attendance, listening carefully to the prayers of chaplains and words of speakers.
For a special tribute honoring those who serve our country, a new, dedicated group is inviting folks to come to Suffield High School on Veterans’ Day and share their concern about an American tragedy.
Long-time resident Rena Jaeger celebrated her 80th birthday on Friday, October 13, in a way most wouldn’t.