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Suffield Players – Holidazed
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The Suffield Players are proud to present Holidazed, a funny, heartfelt play by Enfield, Connecticut playwright Bailly Morse, directed by Fahad Ramat.
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The John Sullivan & Son Tobacco Farm was started by my grandfather, John L. Sullivan.
The Suffield Players are proud to present Holidazed, a funny, heartfelt play by Enfield, Connecticut playwright Bailly Morse, directed by Fahad Ramat.
It is February, so, I have the theme song from Love Story circulating in my head and am seeking out that red beret that Ali McGraw wore so well back in the 70s when she and Oliver Barrett broke our hearts.
Are you looking for a fresh and engaging way to enjoy movies with someone?
Are you considering trading in an older car or truck that runs well but lacks modern safety warning systems?
So, what does a Suffield Rotarian do in December to close out the year?
Applications are being accepted through Friday, March 6.
Suffield resident and Suffield High School Class of 2023 graduate Mandy Young-Guzman was a selected speaker at the 2025 National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Annual Conference, held November 19-21 in Orlando, Florida.
The fall season ended strong with many athletes recognized for North Central Connecticut Conference (NCCC) All Conference, All State and qualified for state tournament play.
Senior Center & Mini Bus News – February 2026
A Homicide Detective Investigates the Claims of the Gospels
In an insanely hilarious and endlessly creative production, the Suffield High School Drama Club put on the Broadway award winning comedy The Play That Goes Wrong on November 21, 22 and 23 of this year.
Let’s be real – life can be hectic, stressful and sometimes downright exhausting.
December 3, the Suffield Rotary honored two Suffield High School seniors at the Suffield Country Club.
Class President Nuvia Torrez-Flores admits, “Putting together a larger event like this has been challenging, but in the end we hope that we have put smiles on peoples’ faces.”
Congratulations to Suffield High School students, Ashton Egan and Peyton Libby who were recent recipients of the North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce (NCCCC) Kindness Award.
Connecticut’s Kid Governor Program: Government, responsibility and leadership.