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Action along the new natural gas pipeline through Suffield has been quiet since the line went into use at the start of November.
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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.
Action along the new natural gas pipeline through Suffield has been quiet since the line went into use at the start of November.
At Kent Memorial Library on December 2, an appreciative couple listens to artist Fran Milliken explain the technique he used to achieve the desired wood grain appearance in one of his paintings.
In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun! Mark the date on your calendars.
We have a variety of fun, new programs for youth and families this winter at the Parks and Recreation Department. For a full listing of all of our programs and to register, please visit www.suffieldrec.com.
For the second year in a row, sixth-grader Colby Evans has invited team-mates from her travel basketball team to come to her birthday party bringing toys for unidentified families whose children would otherwise be wanting at Christmas, for distribution through the Suffield Police Department.
Over the past few weeks, when I have been traipsing around in the dark, I have heard great horned owls calling.
Pauline H. Reichert November 13 Age 97 Dr. George Hepner November 30 Age 74 Craig McCartney December 2 Age 73 Florence (Falkowski) Gleba December 3 Age 86 Barry Robert Bascove December 17 Age 48 Elizabeth McCartney December 24 Age 66 Robert Wilson December 27 Age 57 Donald Sheridan December 28 Age 85 […]
Calling all Suffield seniors: Come enjoy a delicious lasagna lunch, bingo with prizes, and the crowning of our King and Queen.
The law firm currently known as Spellman & Kelly, LLC, located at 133 Mountain Road, is pleased to announce that Attorney Beth Fanous will be joining attorneys Victoria Spellman and David Kelly as a named partner of the firm, which will be known as Spellman, Kelly & Fanous, LLC.
It’s tax time…again! We are currently accepting appointments on Thursdays, February 8 through March 29 for AARP’s Tax Aide program so please call to schedule your appointment now.
By now, the Lake Road/ Sand Pit matter, seemingly settled when the Congamond Lakes Environmental Protection Organization (CLEPO) won its lawsuit in 2015, but that was not to be.
The Suffield Arts Council has put together a fine February exhibit at the Pinney Gallery, found at Suffield’s Kent Memorial Library.
If you enjoy the craziness of “I Love Lucy,” get ready for The Suffield Players production of Ken Ludwig’s Moon Over Buffalo!
The Tower, the Zoo, and the Tortoise, by Julia Stuart & A Horseman Riding By. Book One. Long Summer Day by R. F. Delderfield
Let your imagination soar at the New England Air Museum this holiday season! The museum is offering an exciting array of family fun activities during February School Vacation Week, Monday February 19 through Friday February 23.
On December 1, 2017, the Foundation for Exceptional Children of Suffield (FECS) witnessed generosity in its purist sense.
It took only a day, and many regulars to Ffyler Place missed the action, but on October 31 the Suffield Highway Department attacked with a big excavator, and the dilapidated old highway garage across from the CVS parking lot was soon gone.
Growing up in Suffield was a typical small town experience. As teenagers we did the normal things that those before us did, whether it was a party in the woods or in the basement of someone’s house.
Two big apartment houses are already closed in and a third is rising in this late December photo of what its builder now calls Stony Brook Village.
“A Very Merry Christmas, 2017” is what the Suffield Youth Theater called this year’s holiday production, and the entertaining event certainly left its appreciative audience with a proper Christmas spirit.