Through the Looking Glass
Mixed Messages at the Ball Game
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My mind has been torn by football players kneeling at games during the national anthem to express their displeasure with certain aspects of our nation’s culture.
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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.
My mind has been torn by football players kneeling at games during the national anthem to express their displeasure with certain aspects of our nation’s culture.
On Saturday, December 2 you will be afforded the opportunity to view artists’ studios in Suffield and West Suffield, as well as the art department at Suffield Academy.
The Pinney Gallery of the Kent Memorial Library, operating in temporary quarters at 61 Ffyler Place, will host two shows in November and December sponsored by the Suffield Arts Council.
This is a favorite among Red Door Theatre goers and every year is sold out long before the first production.
The Suffield Youth Theater, an entirely youth-led group that began in Suffield Middle School, is now in its fourth year of production, and its principals are now juniors in three different schools: Suffield High, Suffield Academy, and East Longmeadow High.
On September 9, Suffield Country Club, on North Main Street in the Historic District, celebrated its 90th anniversary in a well-planned evening celebration.
A new, 5,000-square foot, office building is under construction at 228 Mountain Road, an address it shares with Bright Horizons, next to McAlister Intermediate School.
The ATS&O Board of Directors voted unanimously to act on my recommendation that the Connecticut Corporation known as The Around Town Singers and Orchestra, Inc. be closed, effective September 30.
Since I have been with The Suffield Observer, I’ve wanted to write something regarding Veterans Day. I’ve made attempts, but they just didn’t sound right.
The Suffield Winter Farmer’s Market will be back for its fourth year, making local produce and craft items available for the holidays.
The results of the Youth Assessment Survey (YAS) conducted for students in grades 7-12 in June 2017 were presented at a public forum on October 16.
The Suffield Little League has installed a plaque in front of their batting cages, identifying the donors who made the cages possible and provide continuing support.
The Suffield Athletic Hall of Fame will be holding their eleventh induction ceremony and dinner on Saturday, November 18 at 6 p.m. at Suffield High School.
Principal Steven Moccio of Suffield High School announced that Kristina Lester, Jenna McCye and Jeremy Walch have been named Connecticut Students in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Pipeline construction crossing the corner of the field evidently didn’t bother the four Suffield Soccer League games in progress at Sullivan Field on the last Saturday of September.
On Thursday, November 9, the Suffield Regional Agriscience Program will be hosting their eighth grade open house from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Suffield High School.
Congratulations to John Nadeau who was selected as the World Language Student of the Month for October.
McAlister Intermediate School has a new addition to its playscape!
Interact Club at SHS is a group that works closely with the Rotary Club, as well as fulfilling our mission to complete community service opportunities in Suffield as well as surrounding towns.
Teachers and staff at Suffield Middle School load up their plates at a table well stocked with fruit and salad.