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Come, Honor, and Save Our Vets
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For a special tribute honoring those who serve our country, a new, dedicated group is inviting folks to come to Suffield High School on Veterans’ Day and share their concern about an American tragedy.
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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.
For a special tribute honoring those who serve our country, a new, dedicated group is inviting folks to come to Suffield High School on Veterans’ Day and share their concern about an American tragedy.
There will be a Veterans’ Day Ceremony at the Suffield Veterans’ Memorial on November 11 at 11 a.m. honoring those military who have served our country.
Like many people in Suffield, I would like to have a nice community center, but not now. I say this for two good reasons.
I am a freelance photojournalist and served on official committees studying the disposition of the former Bridge Street School Building and property beginning in 2005.
Plans for the reuse of the former Bridge St. School building started with committees and studies in 2005. Careful deliberations, community forums, and ongoing public updates have occurred continuously in the intervening 12 years.
Road work on Thrall Avenue will include reconstruction of 0.15 miles of the 1.5 mile road, milling and paving of the remaining mile, along with a number of drainage improvements.
The flag isn’t owned by our military. It doesn’t symbolize our military. It symbolizes the concepts of freedom, liberty and justice for all people.
November is upon us and with it comes thoughts of upcoming holidays. For us of the baby-boom generation, one of the most special was one called Armistice Day – not a day full of shining ornaments or brightly colored wrapped gifts, but a very special day indeed.
“No taxation without representation” was the rallying cry during the colonies’ struggle for independence. Thousands of citizens, and in particular soldiers, endured unimaginable hardships and risked their lives and fortunes for the right to self govern.
The chrysanthemums an anonymous donor planted at the Suffield Veterans Memorial for Dustin Doyon in September looked particularly beautiful on this autumn afternoon in mid-October.
In the October issue, we announced a writing contest in honor of Lester Smith.
Veterans’ Day holds a special place in Suffield’s heart. Townspeople have traditionally honored the day with respectful attendance, listening carefully to the prayers of chaplains and words of speakers.
Last year, The Suffield Observer launched an interactive digital edition featuring an easy to read format and straightforward navigation.
On the westernmost point of the Isle of Skye, Scotland, this summer, the Dodds family poses with the Observer at Sunset.
Amelia Shanks is all smiles as she poses with her dog, Piper, a Portuguese Water Dog.
The 38th Annual 10K Road Race and 13th Annual 5K Run was held on Saturday, September 9 with 177 participants.
Stay fit this fall and participate in a variety of active programs for all ages and levels.
Join in on second annual, Scare-it-up Suffield Scarecrow contest.
This time of year our beloved sugar maples are getting all the attention.
The Suffield Garden Club will hold an evening monthly meeting on Monday, October 2, at 5:45 p.m. at the Second Baptist Church, Fellowship Hall, 100 North Main Street.