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April Commission Meetings
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April Commission Meetings
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/page/109/)
As part of Suffield’s America 250 celebration, the Suffield Tree Committee planted a native red oak on the lawn between Kent Memorial Library and the town’s Veterans Memorial this April.
I was reminiscing about my younger years recently and how different my childhood was compared to today’s.
In October 2022, James McMahon requested an opportunity to discuss with the Planning and Zoning Commission a project to convert St. Joseph’s Church at 140 Main Street into residential housing per Section V.U. Adaptive Reuse Zoning Regulations.
When I first heard that my neighbor and local small business owner Dan McCoy ran the World Marathon Challenge (WMC), I thought it (and he!) were crazy.
Suffield Community Aid (SCA) recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony to open their newly renovated space holding a large ADA accessible bathroom.
Register for Enjoyable Spring Programs with the Parks and Recreation Department
The Suffield Woman’s Club (SWC) is accepting applications for the Thea Coburn Scholarship. Submit by 5/1!
As visitors to the Windsor Locks Canal State Park Trail know, the towpath part of the trail is closed to the public from November 15 to April 1.
“Beyond Birdfeeders” was the topic that captivated members and guests of the Suffield Garden Club’s February meeting.
Hello March! Looking forward to Spring and the upcoming warmer weather.
In keeping with the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, the recipe for March originates from Ireland.
During the winter when we were kids, our house always smelled of wet wool.
If you knew nothing about the Second Chance Shop it’s conceivable you could mistake it for a chic boutique selling new clothing.
Major General (Retired) Thaddeus Martin of Suffield was one of 12 highly notable veterans inducted into the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame at the State Armory in Hartford on January 19, 2023.
In January, Troop 260 and 262, traveled north to Gilford, N.H. to find snow.
The Kent Memorial Library will host an exhibition of artwork by wildlife painter Steve Hamlin from March 2 to 31.