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The John Sullivan & Son Tobacco Farm was started by my grandfather, John L. Sullivan.
At any given moment during the school day at A. Ward Spaulding School, there’s the distinct possibility you might hear some breaking news.
The Suffield FFA will be holding its annual FFA Holiday Sale from November 29–December 2 (8 a.m.-6 p.m.) and on Saturday, December 3 (10 a.m.-1 p.m.).
Eighty-five students from McAlister Intermediate School were among more than 650 students from 14 schools across Connecticut who recently participated in the HMF FitKids in School final mile event at Rentschler Field.
The Suffield Middle School PTAC is excited to be hosting the 10th Annual Holiday Boutique Show Thursday, December 15, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
The Suffield Board of Education has been recognized by the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education (CABE) with this year’s CABE Board Leadership Award.
The Suffield Observer was warmly welcomed by the fifth-grade students at McAlister Intermediate School during their journalism unit at the end of October.
Suffield VFW Landry-Sic Post 9544 held their monthly First Saturday Vets Breakfast on November 5, and two things happened that were not typical.
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In October, the Reliant Foundation hosted its annual 5K fundraising event with proceeds to support mental and behavioral health and substance use recovery program.
Plans for the reconstruction of the former Saint Joseph church buildings on South Main Street to become apartments are continuing, but the only visible step has been the removal of the two statues that formerly graced the property.
Walter Beaulieu is an energetic young man. He is the manager of the restaurant at the Avon Old Farms Inn on Route 44.
The purpose of the Polish Heritage Society is to collect and preserve physical items and intangibles that represent the values, culture, and traditions our ancestors brought from their homeland in the late 1890’s and early 1900’s.
Town officials and what appears to be a work crew are pictured In January, 1891, after a big batch of Stony Brook ice flooded to block Boston Neck Road at the road’s low point near East Street.
Selected from the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal and lightly annotated by Wendy Taylor, Kent Memorial Library.
There is now heat at the historic First Baptist Church on Hill Street in Suffield.