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SHS Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
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SHS Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/page/126/)
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.
In 2012 Sarah Supino opened Suffield’s first Fitness Studio, Unique Fitness.
Regional Household Hazardous Waste – June 11
Looking back at last year, I can’t recall another year where so much rain has fallen.
The Suffield Historical Society hosts its June 15 meeting on the King House lawn at 5:30 p.m.
This bleak view looking up North Main Street in the late 1800s shows a longer Town Green than now, and the large elms that blew down in the New England Hurricane of 1938 were young.
100 Years Ago in Suffield – Selected from the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal and lightly annotated by Wendy Taylor, Kent Memorial Library.
With support from many Suffieldians, an interested neighbor has persuaded the Connecticut State Preservation Council to take action toward preventing the demolition of an old tobacco shed .
Francis Rago must certainly have been born a teacher.
Join us at Second Baptist Church, 100 North Main Street on Sunday, June 12.
On May 2 in Father Ted Hall, the many friends of Fr. Mark Jette and parishioners of Sacred Heart Church held a retirement party.
The children at West Suffield Congregational have a busy month coming up. The big news is that on June 12 they will be running worship. The children will read, sing, hear stories and join in a joyful service to mark the beginning of summer. Our children have been learning over the past few months that they can make a difference in the world. To point towards a more hopeful view of the future, we have been trying to instill in our Sunday School students a sense of agency and an awareness of their own ability to make change.
On Saturday, June 18 at 2 p.m., a concert performed by the Cetto Chamber Singers will be held at Second Baptist Church.
On Arbor Day weekend, April 30, Suffield Tree Committee member Kevin Sullivan along with his wife Krist, son Patrick and daughter-in-law Lauren Sullivan kick-started the Trees for Suffield Initiative with the donation of the first five trees in a ten-year planting plan.
It’s no surprise to anyone at this point that COVID has devastated many things. Unfortunately, the SFES major fundraiser, our dinner dance auction, has not been held for the last two years and will unlikely to be held this year. As we usually make upwards of $25,000 on that fundraiser, its absence has definitely been felt. Accordingly, because of the times, we have tried to hold much smaller fundraisers so that we may continue to fund grants to our schools and keep our organization and its mission in people’s minds. On this note, we are partnering with 1st Day School supplies to help busy Spaulding and McAlister parents by enabling them to purchase a back- to- school supply kit which includes a $5 donation to the SFES. We have worked with teachers to prepare the supply list and 1st Day has guaranteed our schools the impossible to find and highest quality brands like Crayola, Elmers, Fiskars, Purcell, and Clorox.
Saturday, June 18 is fast approaching as we kick off our opening day for the Suffield Farmers Market.
Driving south down Quarry Road from the end of Phelps Road, one crosses a little bridge, hardly noticeable except for the two quick bump-bumps as the tires cross its ends.