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Suffield High’s famous fleet-footed 4×800 relay team is pictured crowned in New York after adding another great performance to their three previous championships: CIAC Class M, States Open, and New England.
Suffield High School held its annual Volleyball Marathon again this year from Friday, March 22 at 7 p.m. until Saturday, March 23. at 6 a.m.
Ciera Tseka shares her knowledge about sea creatures with visiting first graders from Spaulding,
If you stop into the Secod Baptist Church (SBC) this fall during the week you may hear the happy voices of pre-school aged children enjoying their day. The Suffield Cooperative Preschool is relocating from First Church of Christ to SBC in July.
Old timers in town will remember Little Orphan Annie from her radio program and her long-running comic strip, and many will remember at least one of her several movies and the popular musical play, Annie, as well as Annie, Jr., the adaptation for a young cast offered to Suffield in 2012 as the first musical play produced by Suffield Middle School. Annie, Jr. came to town again for three performances this year at the end of February and the start of March, and the town was delighted again.
The Suffield Regional FFA Chapter will be holding an Ag Expo at the Suffield High School located on 1060 Sheldon Street West Suffield, Conn. The Ag Expo will run on Wednesday April 10 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Thursday, April 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and provides countless opportunities for hands-on activities related to all areas of agriculture.
Celine Zaczynski is pictured with happy students at the Suffield Co-operative Preschool, to whom she was reading her new book, Where is Owen Going?
Congratulations to Jared Lobo, who was selected as the Rotary Student of the Month for February 2019.
Suffield High School World Language department is pleased to acknowledge Jacob Ofsuryk as the World Language Student of the month for March.
The Suffield Middle School’s yearly Wax Museum is a two–morning program that’s been one of this reporter’s favorite assignments. All the sixth graders are asked to choose and learn about a prominent non–fiction figure from a biography and other sources.