An Easter Feast
Notes from a French Kitchen by Marie-Christine Perry Early spring brings the first fruit and vegetable of the season to the table, and to me, it always means the first asparagus, tiny potatoes, early peas, spring lamb and early strawberries. These are the makings of a great Easter lunch or dinner: fat white asparagus, steamed […]
Ice Fishing in the Ice Box
Text by Doug McDevittPhoto by Wiley Wood For many who enjoy the outdoors, grabbing a rod and heading out to one’s favorite fishing hole is as enjoyable and serene as almost anything can be. But all good things must come to an end. When the first flakes of winter flicker in the air, rods are […]
Norfolk’s January 2020 Weather
Warm and Dryby Russell Russ The year 2019 was tied with 1932 as Norfolk’s 16th warmest, and also came in as Norfolk’s 15th least snowy year. November was considerably below normal for temperature. December, while being a little above normal for temperature, was well above normal for precipitation and above normal for snowfall. One would […]
Norfolk Then…
Meet the Bishop family outside their home near the Norfolk-North Goshen town line. There’s Ernest and Sadie to the left of their father, George; Jennie in the center behind Elsie; Martha and Mabel in front of their mother, Rose, who holds the baby. Although the children aren’t particularly bundled up, it must be cold: a […]
