Editorial
Making Musical Memories
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As a student involved in the music program in Suffield Public Schools, I have found out about the opportunities offered to music students.
Suffield’s Liberty Tree Puts Down Roots
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As part of Suffield’s America 250 celebration, the Suffield Tree Committee planted a native red oak on the lawn between Kent Memorial Library and the town’s Veterans Memorial this April.
New Fire Chief to Hire Volunteers, Rebuild Camaraderie
When Suffield native Brian Gauthier graduated from college and had time to spare, a town appeal for volunteer firefighters caught his attention.
Speak Up, Be Heard
As I was reviewing the articles for this month’s issue, I was struck by two in particular; the speech by the three students at the dedication of the Liberty Tree and the article on the air museum.
Homepage Featured
Last Chance to Own One of Peggy MacKinnon’s Original Paintings
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Although the exhibit at the KML Gallery is over, you still have an opportunity to purchase one of the remaining paintings at the All Things Suffield booth at Suffield on the Green.
Homepage Featured
Suffield’s 2024 Teacher and Paraeducator of the Year
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Teacher of the Year, Dr. Laura LaFlamme.
Homepage Top Story
Spotlight On A Suffield Treasure
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Over the years, many townspeople have had the pleasure of meeting and talking with Lester Smith, Town Historian, curator of the King House, supporter of Boy Scouts and valuable asset for The Suffield Observer.
Columns
Red, White and Blueberry!
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Vacinnium is the family of all blueberries and includes more than 450 plants.
Organizations
“Trees For Free” Program Takes Root
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The Suffield Garden Club has been awarded a grant by the Suffield Greater Together Community Fund at the Hartford Foundation.
Organizations
Rain Didn’t Dampen May Market
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Torrential downpours were predicted for Saturday, May 20, but luckily the rain held off until midday, allowing garden lovers and gift shoppers the whole morning to enjoy this annual fan favorite.
Government/Town
Parks and Rec News
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Suffield families had a royal time at our Royal Tea Family Fun Night on Friday, June 2.
Organizations
Suffield Lions Club Vision Screening
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For many years the Suffield Lions have served the Suffield Community in various service projects.
People/Business
Son Takes Over Family Landscaping Business
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“I secured a 90-day note from the bank for $10,000 and we were in business.” That’s how Jim Mather reminisced about starting JW Mather & Son Landscaping in 1975.
Organizations
July at KML Gallery Features Joan Nelson
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The Suffield Arts Council has slated the work of Joan Nelson.
Organizations
Second Chance Shop Luncheon
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The Suffield Second Chance Shop presented its annual donation.
Organizations
Careful Sorting Pays Off for the Second Chance Shop
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If what you expect from a used clothing boutique are flawless fashionable outfits, Second Chance Shop store managers Janeene Crane and Chris Rago are sure they know the formula.
Farming/Nature
How Much Wood Would A Woodchuck…
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Back in the day as soon as school let out, we would head to my uncle’s pond (now the Sydney Fuller Preserve, a SLC property).
People/Business
Ashley Seger Completes Military Training
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Air Force Airman First Class Ashley Seger graduated from basic military training.