People/Business
Star Award goes to Michael R. Grandfield
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Windsor Federal Savings is pleased to announce that Michael R. Grandfield has been named as Vice President – Commercial Lending and Business Development.
People/Business
Competitive Skater Reflects
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Competitive figure skating captivated Kim Rossi for eleven years.
People/Business
Cpl. Bixler Gives Again
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USMC Cpl. Stephen Bixler’s father Richard Bixler speaks to the crowd attending the 11th annual picnic in Steve’s memory on Memorial Day weekend at the Sportsmen’s Cabin.
People/Business
Five Generations
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Great, great-grandparents Armand and Lorraine Dieli of Overhill Drive are proud to show this recent photo of five generations of their family, taken on May 27 at Northwest Park in Windsor.
People/Business
Local Resident Honored in Battle Against Cancer
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Suffield resident Heidi Huhn Partain has always cared about helping others.
People/Business
SHS Star Alumnus Receives Accolades
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Only yesterday, 37 years ago, Larry Tavino graduated from Suffield High School in 1980.
People/Business
Micro-Brewery Coming
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All the Zoning and Conservation approvals have been issued, the land ownership has transferred, and new construction in Mach One Industrial Park on South Street is expected to start in a week or two.
People/Business
New Animal Hospital Opens on South Street
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The big, new sign went up at the end of February in front of the River Valley Animal Center on South Street, and after two more months of finishing work, Dr. Mohan Sachdev held a ceremonial ribbon-cutting on May 1.
People/Business
Grateful Resident Awards Scholarships
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At a special ceremony on May 3, SBTR Owner-Director Celia Moffie awarded M. Althea Scheller Scholarships to Jordyn Isabelle, Kelly McKinstry and Ansha Siawor.
People/Business
Sand Pit Postscript
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The court decision reported last month, restoring the Zoning and Planning Commission’s 2014 approval of reopening the Lake Road sand pit, required that the road be relocated onto previously excavated land, with the implication that permission for residents’ use of the road would continue.