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What’s Brewing At Suffield’s Four-Brand Taproom This Fall
The Oct. 16–18 celebration will feature specialty beer flights and live music at the South Street taproom.

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The Oct. 16–18 celebration will feature specialty beer flights and live music at the South Street taproom.

The fiber-optics manufacturer says rising demand is driving the addition planned for 7 Airport Park Road.
Selectmen also approved raises for Police Chief Matthew Carl and Deputy Chief Benjamin Murphy.
The steepest proposed increase would affect commercial vehicles, officials say.
The district posted the opening one day after announcing Aaron Geddis’ resignation.
The daycare is seeking help with payroll and operating costs while its owners work on a long-term plan.
David McKane questioned a $139,624 police overtime request; George Temple said contractors reimburse much of the expense.
The ceremony is now scheduled for November, following the postponement of the October event.
Police confirmed two injuries after Wednesday morning’s crash on Ellington Road.
The motorcycle was involved in a crash with a pickup truck, police say.
Four new elementary schools, expanded student services and an Eagle Academy move are proposed.
Crews from surrounding towns and UConn’s hazardous materials team responded to 58 West Road Tuesday.
Residents can weigh in Wednesday as officials discuss school upgrades, legislative feedback and a referendum timeline.
Officials recommended new construction with an estimated $65 million town share. Three boards will meet Oct. 15.
Renovations are underway at the new location in East Windsor.
A new report adds arrest warrant details to the case involving a 5-year-old boy.
Police used an online sales listing during an investigation into dirt bike and ATV thefts.
The Little River Apartments hearing is scheduled for Oct. 20 at Oxford High School; the plan includes 45 affordable units.
Police staffing shortages forced the town to suspend the program for the 2025-26 school year.
A Hartford resident claimed the prize Sept. 30 from a ticket sold at S S Quick Mart on Windsor Avenue.