Selectmen’s Corner
By Sue Dyer Household Hazardous Waste Day will be held on Saturday, June 3 in Falls Village at the…
2017
Japanese Crepe-Paper Books in the Norfolk Library
Treasures from the Rare Book Room By Lucy Mookerjee “The Tongue Cut Sparrow” is a Japanese fable about…
Marble Cliffs, Open Fields and River Walks
Visiting Bartholomew’s Cobble By Susannah Wood Less than half an hour away from Norfolk is a little gem of…
Christmas Tree With Long Local History Planted on Town Green
By Wiley Wood Norfolk is a town that takes its trees seriously. In the nineteenth century, it endorsed a…
June, Ticks Suck!!!
By Leslie Watkins Ticks really, really suck. They are reported to suck on more than 300,000 Americans each year, and…
Cantina 229 Offers Farm-to-Table Food With an International Flair
By Babs Perkins Heading north on Route 272 out of Norfolk in search of dinner may not seem like…
Letters—June 2017
To the Editor: Toward the end of her article in the May issue about local street and road names, Lindsey…
Milestones—Wheaton Byers, 1925–2017
Wheaton Byers, who moved to North Canaan with his wife, Laura, in 1986 after a career in the State Department…
Exploring a World Where Technology Trumps Instinct
Courtney Maum’s new novel launched May 30 By Lindsey Pizzica Rotolo When asked how she feels now that her…
Honeybees on the Rise in Norfolk
By Jude Mead Why would anyone raise honeybees? Honeybees give us honey, with its rich sweet taste. And beeswax,…