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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.
After seven meaningful years, this year’s Run for Dustin will be our final race.
If you are tired of paying high cable TV prices then you might want to consider switching to an internet streaming service.
On October 26 nine members of the Suffield Garden Club attended the Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut’s 87th annual awards meeting and luncheon, where they were inspired, hearing about the accomplishments of other clubs and came home with several awards of their own.
Renowned local Master Floral Designer Ruth Loiseau will present a Holiday Floral Design Program at the Suffield Garden Club’s December meeting.
Are Poinsettia plants poisonous or is it a myth? Here are some findings regarding toxicity. You be the judge.
This beautiful dove landing among pine cones made the photographer think of the festive holiday season.
Once you have heard his remarkable story, Armand Regalbuti is a man you can never forget.
For more than half a century, the Suffield Auxiliary has been supporting The Village’s programs that build a community of strong, healthy families who protect and nurture children.
The placid waters of the Windsor Locks Canal reflect the 1903 railroad bridge at the southeast corner of the town.
The Emergency Aid Association, (EAA), is here today, as it has been for over 110 years, to provide supportive health and social services for Suffield families and individuals.
Michael “Mikey” Austin October 16 Age 30 Michael G. Wrobel October 24 Age 59 David B. Brew October 26 Age 77 William “Bill” Borchers October 29 Age 51 Yolanda Bednaz November 3 Age 88 Gregory Harninger November 6 Age 69 Richard I. Kretschmar November 6 Age 63 Kyle Clifton Thresher November 8 Age 87 Shirley […]
It’s the most wonderful time of year. My synapses are firing overtime, not at the prospect of gifts to be bought and fruitcakes to be baked.
The Suffield Woman’s Club, through the General Federation of Woman’s Clubs of Connecticut (GFWC/CT), has applications available for two scholarships.
Interested students looking for a part time job this winter, the Parks & Recreation Department is looking for gym monitors to oversee the youth basketball programs. Work shifts vary on Wednesday and Thursday nights and Saturdays, January through March. Contact the department as soon as possible or download an application at suffieldrec.com.
The Town celebrated its first “Scare-it-up-Suffield” fall event with tremendous success.
Be sure to check out the Parks and Recreation Department upcoming winter activities that are sure to keep you and your children engaged during the cold months ahead.
The Suffield Rotary Club will be delivering five gallon buckets of sand and salt mixture to seniors and disabled individuals residing in town on December 10 to spread on walkways and driveways during the winter.
At their October 2016 meeting, The Suffield Woman’s Club (SWC) hosted guest speakers Lisa Miller, GFWC/CT Domestic Violence Awareness chairperson and a representative from The Network Against Domestic Violence.
Proprietor Steve Sullivan shares the scissors with First Selectman Melissa Mack as they hold the official ribbon cutting for the Suffield Gymnastics Academy. The long-experienced business had moved to Ffyler Place several weeks ago, and students and coaches from the evening class observed the ceremony on November 7, along with landlord Michael Laureno and his grandson Tom, at the left.
A popular movie will be shown each Monday at 1:30 p.m. beginning January 9. A classic movie will be shown on the second Tuesday of each month at 2 p.m.
Have you seen these two cycling or running around town? Suffield residents Chelen Kost and Brant Fahle had a busy summer training in Suffield and surrounding towns for triathlon competitions.
