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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.
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Fall has officially arrived and so has pumpkin-flavored everything.
Suffield recently completed a traffic survey to “effectively mitigate safety issues, infrastructure deficiencies, and identify educational opportunities to promote a safety culture for all travel modes.”
The Friends of Kent Memorial Library are pleased to report that we have had another successful book sale this year.
Crowds came out in droves, happy to see this tradition continue!
The “Celebrating Summer Gardens” garden tour sponsored by the Suffield Garden Club on July 16 was a summer highlight.
In her years at Keene State, one might say that Chase Lambert’s eyes – and ambitions – have widened.
Hello September! I would like to express how excited I am as I begin my new role as Director of Community Services upon Paula Pascoe’s retirement. I would like to personally thank Paula for her years of service and dedication to the Senior Center and Town of Suffield. Paula has made a tremendous difference in so many lives, and she will be missed. I am looking forward to continuing all she has accomplished, and to build off the existing programs. Any suggestions and requests are welcomed.
August 12 was probably the best weather day of our summer. The sky was clear, the heatwave had ended, and over 140 golfers were assembled at Oak Ridge Golf Course.
The Suffield Arts Council has slated yet another fine art display in their monthly featured series of shows, found in the Pinney Gallery, at the Kent Memorial Library.
The Friends of Kent Memorial Library will hold their annual book sale the weekend of September 9-11 at Sacred Heart Church on Mountain Road.