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Each day there are students making a difference in the community from silent acts of kindness to large-scale, community-wide movements.
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The John Sullivan & Son Tobacco Farm was started by my grandfather, John L. Sullivan.
Each day there are students making a difference in the community from silent acts of kindness to large-scale, community-wide movements.
Congratulations to Ben Begley, who was chosen as the Rotary Student of the Month for September & Laila Lawson, who was chosen as the Rotary Student of the Month for October.
The holidays are here, and KML is ready to help you enjoy them to the fullest with lots of fun programs!
We’ve got new books in the kids’ room, and here are a couple of my faves!
In November, the Library was decorated for Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, and as we were setting up the finishing touches, the staff discussed what it must be like to celebrate this time of year in different areas of the world.
Unfortunately, our field hockey team wasn’t able to compete against their NCCC seeds as a result of two other teams quarantining.
Despite some obstacles – including the current COVID-19 epidemic – the Suffield Middle School program continues to flourish as one of the strongest academic program the school offers its approximately 450 students on an annual basis.
The alpaca farm was hidden for eight years, and now it is finally open until Christmas. It is open Wednesdays – Sundays, 12 – 4 p.m.
There is a great place in West Suffield called Sunrise Park. If you have not been there or do not know a thing about this great place, keep reading!
Please Support SCA’s Annual Appeal Campaign for Suffield Residents: You can donate through our Facebook page too!
The Suffield PMC Kids Ride presented by PeoplesBank will be back in 2021, bigger and better than ever. It has been an incredible nine-year run for this terrific event, and we have received overwhelmingly generous support from so many wonderful people in Suffield.
Many thanks to everyone who voted for The Hilltop Farm entry in the “Historic Barns of Connecticut” Photography Contest this summer! Our “friend” Ray Pioggia won viewer’s choice with his image in the Black & White category!
1. Approximately how high is the West Suffield Mountain at its peak?
What’s your number? That question can mean different things to different people.
Two neighbors walk up to see the damage at Franklin Fuller’s house after the Great New England Hurricane had torn through Suffield in September 1938.
The honor roll which has stood on the green in the center of the town was taken down this week, as the names of those in the service from this town are all on the new bronze tablets on the town building. The taking away of the honor roll takes away the only shelter from the winter winds for trolley patrons, and micrococcus lanceolatus, the pneumonia bug, is arranging for a carnival of its fellows for the next few months.
It seemed impossible that such a grand exhibition as Suffield’s Halloween Spooktacular could be produced in less than a month of planning. But there it was, and well over 1,000 cars loaded with awestruck kids came to enjoy the free event.