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While most couples find love within their own country, Dave and Joanne Thayer found theirs in Japan.
On December 7, I lost a dear friend and the Observer lost a very special volunteer. Carol Martin passed away peacefully.
I find it disturbing that it’s common for people in all walks of life to use derogatory, hurtful, negative and harmful words.
Since 1998, the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education (CABE) has been recognizing local boards of education with Board of Education Leadership Award for their efforts to further enhance educational programs and opportunities within public schools across the State of Connecticut.
This month the Greenhand and Chapter Degree Ceremony will be held.
The Suffield Athletic Hall of Fame is seeking nominations from the community for potential inductees into the Class of 2024
Registration is open for Presidents’ College, the Lifelong Learning Program at the University of Hartford for adults 50+.
On a mild December weekend night, scouts from Cub Scout Pack 266 visited older scouts from BSA Troops 260 and 262 for a Christmas in the Woods.
Scouting BSA Troop 66 went to Sunrise Park on Saturday, November 18 to celebrate our yearly event, “Thanksgiving in the Woods!”
In the last Observer issue, I wrote about Bede Duni who turned 100 last December.
Suffield Academy will be hosting the long tradition of The Friends of Suffield Senior Valentine’s Social.
For more information or to register for a program, please stop by or call the library at 860-668-3896 or go online to suffield-library.org. Follow us on Facebook.
If you’re working on the history of your old house, the Delphina Hammer Clark Notebooks are now digitized and available online!
The Suffield Arts Council will feature a collection of fine photographs during February, on display in the Pinney Gallery, at Suffield’s Kent Memorial Library.
Applications are being accepted until Friday, March 1. Information session is scheduled for Feb. 7.
As kids we were drawn to my uncle’s pond which is now part of the Sydney Fuller Wildlife Preserve, a Suffield Land Conservancy property.
Aiming to enhance its investment in staff resources and ensure organizational growth, First Tee – Connecticut is pleased to announce new team members and the evolved roles of existing staff.
Chestnut Oak Associates was founded in 1989.
