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2026Articles LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Heartfelt Thanks adminJuly 3, 2026July 3, 20260 Several months ago, I fell from a ladder onto a concrete floor, landing headfirst. What fol-owed was a long and…
2026Articles HEARD AROUND TOWN adminJuly 3, 20260 Nature’s Classroom Receives a Boost Going on a multi-day adventure to Nature’s Classroom has become a beloved rite of passage…
2026July 2026 JUNE REAL ESTATE SALES adminJuly 3, 20260 Only transactions with a monetary value are included. Transfers without consideration are excluded. Recorded sales dates typically lag actual closing…
2026July 2026 Botelle Students Move Up adminJuly 3, 2026July 3, 20260 By Avice Meehan Four sixth graders bid farewell to Botelle Elementary School at a laughter-filled, but occasionally serious, ceremony on…
2026July 2026 Norfolk Rail-Trail Project Pedals Forward adminJuly 3, 20260 By Jude Mead After more than a decade of planning, permiting and redesign work, Norfolk’s long-await-ed Rails-to-Trails initiative has reached…
2026Articles LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Budgets, Beetles, Nips and More adminJuly 3, 20260 By Avice Meehan State Rep. Maria Horn came prepared to share details about the Connecticut budget (she is co-chair of…
2026Articles Regional Trash Authority Faces New Hurdles adminJuly 3, 2026July 3, 20260 Will there be enough trash to operate? By Joe Kelly The rocky, contentious rollout of a new regional trash authority…
2026Articles SELECTMAN’S CORNER: Dunk a Selectman on July 3? adminJuly 3, 2026July 3, 20260 By Henry Tirrell Another busy summer is upon us. Tobey Pond is open, we have a new place for dinner…
2026Articles EYE ON TOWN GOVERNMENT adminJuly 3, 20260 Bridges and More By Avice Meehan The Board of Selectmen moved quickly through the agenda for the June 3 meeting,…