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Summertime brings many visitors to the historic Phelps-Hatheway House, not just to enjoy the house itself, but to take a timeless stroll through the gardens, lovingly tended by volunteers from the Suffield Garden Club.
The Friends of Kent Memorial Library are pleased to report that we have had another successful book sale this year. All the money made from the sale is used to support Kent Memorial Library programs and purchase materials for the library throughout the year. Photo by Matt Auchy Books stored at Second Baptist Church were loaded for their ride to Father Ted Hall.
The Friends of the Farm at Hilltop (FOFAH) is hosting its fourth annual Oktoberfest at Hilltop Farm on October 4th from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Going back to school in the fall has always been a bittersweet feeling, but this year it is even more bitter and even more sweet.
Over 50 people gathered at the Kent Memorial Library on Monday morning, April 10, to recognize the installation of a Witness Stone for Tamer, an enslaved Black girl purchased in 1777 by Suffield businessman Luther Loomis.
A collection of fine art paintings, masterfully rendered in oils or pastels, will grace the gallery walls at the Kent Memorial Library in Suffield during the month of May.
Suffield Greater Together Community Fund Advisory Committee is now accepting applications for committee members.
The Suffield Greater Together Community Fund has awarded grants in its most recent grant cycle totaling $31,076 to nine different groups that support the Suffield community.
Suffield Woman’s Club (SWC) will hold their annual meeting and luncheon on Tuesday, May 9.
For a dozen years a mother and daughter team has managed the collectibles department at The Second Chance Shop, selling everything from a 135-year-old water pitcher to Beatrix Potter figurines to beer stein assortments.
Back when we were kids roaming the neighborhood, we knew a thing or two about the elder generation.
A memorial fund has been established by the family of Norman Coulter, a Suffield dairy farmer all his life.
In the early ’80s, Patricia Bland was a sales representative for an auto replacement glass company. She sold to Connecticut insurers.
The Observer is looking for worthy high school students interested in a $1,000 college scholarship.