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Kids Nature Programs at Hilltop
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Every day will be a new adventure at the Hilltop Nature Programs! Participants ages 4 to 12 will have fun and learn about nature through outdoor exploration, hands-on activities, and games.
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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.
Every day will be a new adventure at the Hilltop Nature Programs! Participants ages 4 to 12 will have fun and learn about nature through outdoor exploration, hands-on activities, and games.
Packing cartons, I think of millions of people who moved across half-continents and full oceans taking not cartons, but manageable bundles or single pieces of hand luggage.
We are seeking various vendors for our Christmas Bazaar to be held Saturday, November 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. located at Sacred Heart Church.
Suffield Knights of Columbus & Landry Sic VFW Post 9544 co-host a monthly Texas Hold’em Poker tournament to raise money for local veterans in need. The tournaments take place on the first Friday of the month from October through April.
On Saturday June 4, the 12th annual Suffield Knights of Columbus Golf Tournament took place at Suffield Country Club. This year 61 golfers, divided into two groups based on handicaps, competed for low gross and low net.
I was busy in the backroom of Suffield’s Second Chance Shop, going through donations made to the shop, when I answered a knock on the backdoor. A tall man identified himself as Tom Deupree and said he had items for donation.
My lawnmower, my faithful mount for 12 years, has cut its last lawn.
Ferman Wilson started to donate blood 50 years ago when he was a Corporal in the army and stationed in Japan and Korea. His wife Gloria began in 1969 and had to stop for a few years as she had diabetes.
June 5 was the 20th anniversary of this great series, now designated the Paul Simison Firemen’s 5K, and the occasional light sprinkle was just right for helping the runners thrive.
July 4th, International Left-Hander’s Day, Mosquito Day, Be An Angel Day, and Women’s Equality Day (signing of 19th Amendment).
In my short time in office I’ve had the privilege of extending gratitude and appreciation on behalf of the town to many who volunteer for the betterment of our community.
The public is encouraged to attend these commission meetings.
In the last few months there has been continuing discussion surrounding the abatement of environmental hazards at BSCC and how that is being funded. The abatement of Bridge Street School is a necessity and a town obligation in order to move forward with renovation into a community center.
The Suffield Firemen’s Association will be holding their second annual free Family Day and Fireworks on Saturday, July 16, at Spaulding School from 4-9 p.m.
The 1867 barn at the Phelps-Hatheway house will come alive with color during our third annual Textile Trunk Show!
The contributions by Dan and Allyson to Suffield and the surrounding communities over the years have been too numerous to document, but let me describe just a few.
Howie Orr and Tom Wardell show Sen. John Kissel, Rep. Bill Simanski, and Rep. Tami Zawistowski around the interior of the creamery in the big barn at Hilltop Farm.
Stepping down from the Suffield Juvenile Review Board after 20 years, Fred Sweitzer was recognized on June 1 for his outstanding and dedicated service to the youth of Suffield.
SYT’s next production will be a musical retelling of the acclaimed classic, Pinocchio. As in all performances, every aspect of the show will be performed by students without adult assistance.