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When we were very young, my mom was big on recitation and definitely had her favorite books and children’s poems that she would perform for us.
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The next time you visit Kent Memorial Library and hear giggling from the children’s department, it could be from kids transfixed by a puppet show.
When we were very young, my mom was big on recitation and definitely had her favorite books and children’s poems that she would perform for us.
The 2022 Suffield PMC Kids, presented by Koverage Insurance Group was held on May 7 at the McAlister School. It was the 11th event overall and first since 2019.
The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry
by Gabrielle Zevin, a novel – Algonquin Books 2014. 237 pp.
It was recently announced by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut that former Suffield resident Lisa Bonner has won the organization’s Victoria L. Soto Memorial Award for 2022.
Since 2002, the Suffield Arts Council has provided displays of local artists’ work in the Pinney Gallery of the Kent Memorial Library, found in the center of Suffield.
Editor’s Note: For those who have not lived in Suffield long enough to know him, Amiel P. Zak (1915-1984) was born on East Street in Suffield to Polish immigrants. He graduated from the Suffield School in 1934, received his bachelor’s degree from Acadia University (Nova Scotia) and taught at Suffield High School from 1940 to 1973. He earned a Bronze Star while serving in the Pacific theater during World War II. He was very active within the Town of Suffield, holding many elected and appointed seats on boards and commissions, including Third Selectman. Ten Suffield organizations have received grants totaling $85,210 from the Amiel and Mary Anne Zak Public Service Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.
Children’s Programs Check out Kent Memorial’s Summer Reading Program, Oceans of Possibility, for kids (age 3 to grade 4) and teens (grades 5-12)!!! Each week that you read, you can win a prize, and you’ll earn a free ticket for a fun raffle. What do you have to read? Anything! Read a book, magazine, newspaper, website – write your own book — it all counts! Come join us this summer and have fun.
“The night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind and another his mother called him ‘WILD THING!’ and Max said, ‘I’LL EAT YOU UP!’ so he was sent to bed without eating anything.”
The operator looks back to check traffic as he guides his machine.
The Scouts of 260 and 262 had a terrific skills weekend at our local gem of a park, Sunrise Park.
The Suffield High School 10th grade civics class is pictured under the Winged Victory statute in the Capitol lobby on April 29.
Two coaches and a star athlete of the Suffield 2021 varsity soccer team are pictured after an April ceremony delayed by COVID.
For the 31st year in a row, the Glenn T. Packard Memorial Golf Tournament will take place at the Oak Ridge Golf Course in Agawam. The annual event sponsored by the Suffield Rotary Club is scheduled for Friday, August 12. The tournament which memorializes Glenn and benefits the Town of Suffield and its athletes is limited to 160 golfers. July 16 is the deadline to guarantee your team’s spot. The registration fee is $150 per player and $175 after the deadline.
Suffield residents in the Class of 2022 at Suffield Academy.
State Representatives Tami Zawistowski and Jane Garibay welcomed Aces High Team 176 FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Team in the House of Representatives on April 28.
Suffield High School’s Advanced Film and Video class is taking their classroom learning into the real world.
The Suffield Board of Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Carrie Apanovitch as principal of Suffield High School.
It is hard to believe that the end to our 2021-2022 school year is already upon us. Fortunately, our school district was afforded the opportunity to experience a school year with far greater consistency than we were anticipating. As a result, we were able to focus on teaching and learning and providing our students access to all the extra-curricular opportunities that make each school year unique and memorable. This is not to say that there were not adversities we faced. However, this year provided us with a reminder regarding the importance of our schools in bringing consistency and normalcy to all our lives.