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Packard Tournament Continues
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Neither the threat of heavy rain or the actual sporadic light sprinkles could dampen the mood of the 120+ golfers enjoying the Suffield Rotary’s Glenn T. Packard Golf Tournament.
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While most couples find love within their own country, Dave and Joanne Thayer found theirs in Japan.
Neither the threat of heavy rain or the actual sporadic light sprinkles could dampen the mood of the 120+ golfers enjoying the Suffield Rotary’s Glenn T. Packard Golf Tournament.
Suffield Knights of Columbus 6281 and Landry-Sic VFW Post 9544 are co-sponsoring a series of Poker Nights on the first Friday night of each month beginning October 4.
The Suffield Greater Together Community Fund (SGTCF) awards grants to non-profits in Suffield, or that directly benefit Suffield residents.
Suffield Rotary has been an active bunch since the last issue of The Suffield Observer.
In June, Suffield Rotary Club honored two people for exemplary service above self, Rotary’s guiding motto, by designating them as Paul Harris Fellows.
The Suffield Knights of Columbus and Suffield Rotary have announced an open call for grant applications.
The summer months are generally quiet around the Post.
Marlene Schwartz has organized a fundraiser on behalf of Caroline Wilke on GoFundMe.
The fourth annual SHUTE-N-SAFE golf outing will take place on Wednesday, September 11 at Crestview Country Club.
A very special Open Tour Day is scheduled for Sunday, September 8 at the Phelps-Hatheway House and Garden, 55 South Main Street.
Suffield was buzzing with activity this summer, offering a variety of events and programs that showcase the town’s community spirit.
The Suffield Garden Club strives to bring natural beauty and relevant horticultural information to our town.
It’s hard to imagine that cool weather is coming, but with that in mind, this month’s recipe celebrates the pumpkin. The mighty pumpkin is not a vegetable; it is actually a fruit. The name “pumpkin” comes from the German word “pepon,” meaning large melon. Every part of the pumpkin is edible, including the skin, leaves, flowers and stem. It is a great source of beta carotene, which gives it its orange color (just like carrots and sweet potatoes).
Suffield has a rich history, picturesque and biodiverse landscapes and a beautiful town center.
Suzanne Richardson-White and Beth Chafetz returned from New York a few days ago in a glow of success.