Real Estate Transactions—October 2016
October 3, Helen I. Jessup, co-trustee, et al to Bette A. Nuzum, trustee, 97 Gamefield Road, for $420,000. October 3, Helen I. Jessup, co-trustee, et al to David M. Nuzum and Olivia N. Herman, 97 Gamefield Road, for $630,000. October 3, Helen I. Jessup, co-trustee, et al to David M. Nuzum and Olivia N. Herman, […]
Burnt to the Ground, Now Stronger Than Ever
Five years after the fire, the Norfolk Curling Club is thriving By Leila Javitch Back in December 2011, two teenagers on a drug-fueled rampage burned the Norfolk Curling Club to the ground. Now, five years later, it can boast of a remarkable recovery. The club’s situation was drastic after the fire in 2011. The […]
Simplified Form of CPR Now Widely Recommended
Norfolk Ambulance will teach the skill at Dec. 3 Farmers Market By Wiley Wood If someone near you suffers cardiac arrest, the best response is still to call 911 and start CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, according to Christopher Little, chief of Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance. But the American Heart Association now recommends a simplified […]
Milestones—John Villios
John N. Villios, of Norfolk and Brooklyn, N.Y., died suddenly on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016. He was 65 years old. Raised on Long Island, John was a graduate of Hamilton College and Vanderbilt University School of Law. He ended his long career as the New Jersey District Counsel of the Small Business Administration. John loved […]
Milestones—Keith Harvill
Keith Harvill, a pharmacist who owned and operated the Norfolk Pharmacy from 1986 to 2004, died on Nov. 20 at Geer Village. He was 67 years old. A longtime member of the Board of Finance and an emergency medical technician for the Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance, Keith Harvill will be remembered at a memorial service […]
Getting Into the Winter Spirit
When more than a foot of snow fell on Norfolk in the days before Thanksgiving, some residents took it in stride, including Ellie and Olivia Olsen, who were photographed near the village green as they put the finishing touches on their snowmen. Photo by Jude Mead.
Ask Mrs. Washington
Public affairs attaché, faux social scientist with three degrees from the University of Village Life, Mrs. Washington has just published her eleventh book, “Free Advice,” notable for the many frivolous lawsuits it has unleashed. A Mayflower descendant, Mrs. Washington joins the ranks of Norfolk Now’s columnists to answer questions from readers. Dear Mrs. Washington, […]
Community News
Men’s Tournament at Norfolk Curling Club The Norfolk Curling Club will hold its Calder Trophy Men’s Bonspiel from Dec. 1 to 4. Teams from all along the east coast will compete in this event. Spectators are welcome. For more information, visit www.norfolkcurlingclub.org. Wreath-Making Workshops at GMF Come make a beautiful wreath with freshly cut greens, […]
Norfolk Then . . .
The precursor to the Honor Roll Monument on the village green was this rustic log structure designed by architect Alfredo Taylor in 1946 to commemorate those who served in World War II. Four Norfolk men were killed following our country’s entrance into that war after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, 75 years ago. Three of […]
