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Since the launch of our Trees for Suffield Initiative last spring, I was introduced to the term “emerald necklace” as it pertains to trees.
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The John Sullivan & Son Tobacco Farm was started by my grandfather, John L. Sullivan.
Since the launch of our Trees for Suffield Initiative last spring, I was introduced to the term “emerald necklace” as it pertains to trees.
The annual town budget will be developed over the next few months and key components of the process are already well underway.
All Photos by Shannon Foley
The crowd enjoys the evening. Suffield Alight wowed Suffield townspeople again this year with some favorites as well as some welcome additions. The First Selectman’s office (Colin Moll and Kris Lambert), the Town Highway Department, Parks and Rec, Bill’s Landscaping and Dave Camera’s Shoreline Audio and Visual worked together to create another beautiful and enjoyable evening of holiday cheer. What started as a COVID-friendly event, has become a welcome addition to the season, with beautiful lights, good music provided by DJ Kevin Landolina and good food. Horse-Drawn Wagon
Santa and Mrs. Claus (Jerry and Pat Bland) arrived on a carriage drawn by Belgian draft horses provided by Keith Oullette’s Mainely Drafts Horse and Carriage.
Suffield Police Activity Report – November/December 2022
The Suffield Woman’s Club has made the very generous donation of a drone to support the operations of the Suffield Police Department.
How do I get my name on the November ballot? This is a good question. There are a few easy ways to get your name on the ballot.
The Assessor’s office administers the Elderly/Totally Disabled Homeowner’s program annually. This program will allow a credit on the July real estate tax bill to qualified taxpayers.
Happy February everybody. Hopefully you enjoyed the holidays.
I happen to live on North Grand Street and by no means does this only happen on North Grand, it’s happening EVERYWHERE.
Too busy to look up what’s going on in town? Here is a recap right at your fingertips.
Like any new innovation, there are pros and cons. Depending on how it’s used it can be extremely helpful or very harmful.
When you think about “Home-Town,” Dianne and Eric Remington come to mind.
A community celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy was held at Third Baptist Church on Kent Ave on Sunday, January 15.
The Parks and Recreation Department has continued to offer a variety of new, engaging, traditional and fun programs during the fall for children, adults and families to enjoy.