Field scholarship winners

Around Suffield: Field celebrates scholarship winners

- Pauline Persons

Field Graduates in the News 

The 2026 Field graduates are off to college to further their educations. 

A day at Field High School honored many students that received scholarships from different businesses, non-profits and individuals. 

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Terry Ginn representing the Suffield League honored five students with scholarships:  Reagan Slusser, Andrew Hudson, Carly Eldreth, Luke Lonzrick and Madelyn Adams. 

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Dan and Dianne Kuntzmann from The Suffield Lions Club awarded two students with scholarships:  Kaydence Rufener and Carly Eldreth. 

Everyone wishes all the student’s success in achieving their goals and future educations successes. 

Mead and Read Book Club

The Mead and Read Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 6 p.m. to review and discuss the following book selections:

  • Oct. 21: "Then She was Gone" by Lisa Jewell
  • Nov. 18: "The Break-In" by Katherine Faulkner
  • Dec. 16: "Death at the White Hart" by Chris Chibnall

Everyone is welcome to attend. It’s a great time to share different opinions or hear other insights on the book selection.

Pick up a copy of the latest discussion title at the Mogadore Branch library or other local libraries.

The meetings are held at Crafted Artisan Meadery located at 1292 Waterloo Road, Mogadore (actually in Suffield), Mogadore is mailing address. 

If you have information or news to share, please call Pauline at 330-628-3994 or e-mail at ppjstamping@AOL.com

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