History
100 Years Ago in Suffield
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From the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal, selected and lightly annotated by Lester Smith, Historian of the Town and the Suffield Historical Society.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/page/322/)
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.
From the pages of the Windsor Locks Journal, selected and lightly annotated by Lester Smith, Historian of the Town and the Suffield Historical Society.
Because quantum physics deals with the unseeable world of energy fields, atoms, and particles, we do not notice it in our daily lives, even as it is more and more incorporated into our computers and other devices.
I lived in Suffield from 1985 to 2012 but I grew up in Cleveland, part of Connecticut’s Western Reserve.
In today’s day and age adolescents and teens are bombarded by social media, television shows, music, news articles, and a multitude of other factors that influence their view of the world.
At the left at the bank of Kuras Pond, young Sam Hanson reels in a fish with the help of Pack 266 Den Leader Jeff Laitinen.
Suffield churches have created significant chapters of town history.
This year’s Suffield on the Green and Craft Fair will feature NEW fun (hint: animal related) that promises enjoyment for the whole family.
Forty years ago, my mother was doing her best to persevere from an acrimonious divorce. She packed everything she owned and her kids, and steered her lifeboat to the nearest island that could support life.
A threatening weather forecast led to the disappointing cancellation of Suffield’s traditional Memorial Day parade.
The following table has been adapted from data provided by the Suffield Police Department.
The Amiel P. Zak Public Service Fund has a long history of supporting programs that benefit the community of Suffield.
“This, then, is the state of the union: free and restless, growing and full of hope. So it was in the beginning. So it shall always be, while God is willing, and we are strong enough to keep the faith.”
– Lyndon B. Johnson
Summer is finally here and in full swing! I’ve been hearing about lots of wonderful places and events residents are planning to enjoy.
The public is encouraged to attend these meetings.
In early June, Peggy Robards and Blair Childs watch from their driveway as the paving crew advances down Halladay Avenue West at the speed of a slow walk.
A grant of $25,000 has been awarded by the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving to Suffield Volunteer Ambulance Association.
State Representative Tami Zawistowski (R-61) had the honor of presenting a citation on behalf of the Connecticut General Assembly to Art Groux of Suffield, a member of the Suffield Volunteer EMS, for his continued service to our state and community. Sonny Osowiecki attended the ceremony and accepted the award on Art’s behalf.
The Suffield Farmers Market is in full swing for the summer months running every Saturday morning from 9 a.m. until noon, rain or shine, in the center of town on the south green.
The Suffield Firemen’s Association will be holding its third annual free Family Day and Fireworks on Saturday, July 15th at Spaulding Elementary School, 945 Mountain Road, Suffield from 4 – 9 p.m.