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Soon after the King House Museum’s serious fire on December 30, 1983, Fund-Raising Chairman Astrid Hanzalek and Society President Roger Loomis discuss plans for the campaign to help pay for the building’s restoration.
Bog ore is the answer to the fifth question in the Suffield Trivia Contest located in the February issue of The Observer. The question was, “Suffield had a mineral found in swamps that was very useful. What was it?” Bog ore (or bog iron) was widely sought in colonial America. It was smelted and made into iron. According to Robert Alcorn in his book, The Biography of a Town, bog ore was found in the low area between Sheldon Street and North Grand Street in what was known as the Pancake Swamp.
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The following table has been adapted from data provided by the Suffield Police Department.
The Second Baptist Church of Suffield is pleased to announce the fifteenth Annual Community Christmas Concert. This annual event will take place Saturday, December 15 at 3:00 p.m. at the church at 100 N. Main Street. The Community Christmas Concert has become a town tradition over the years and will once again be coordinated by the Director of Music Ministries, Evelyne Battle. Expect additional local musicians, vocalists, and school groups to share their talents with the town during this event to celebrate the Christmas season. While there is no cost to attend the concert, there will be a free-will offering to benefit the Fuel Bank administered by the Suffield Community Aid Association.
A construction worker unscrews an attachment bolt to remove another of the big braces stabilizing the Memorial Building façade at Suffield Academy.
This year, Spaulding School has engaged in a school improvement plan that focuses on teacher, administrator, and student growth.
