Pedestrian access, arts events and coordination between nonprofits are group’s focus By Wiley Wood For a new kid on…
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May 5
“Norfolk in the Great War” opens May 27 On April 6, 1917, the United States entered the Great War,…
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May 5
By Ruth Melville When Bill Eggers was 10 years old, he took the motor out of the family lawnmower…
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May 5
By Lauren Valentino The curtain rose for Botelle School’s performance of “Charlotte’s Web” on Thursday, April 6 and the audience—young,…
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May 4
The Entrepreneurial Center of Northwest Connecticut offers training and support By Colleen Gundlach With increasing technology and internet access, more…
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May 3
By Lindsey Pizzica Rotolo For one of the largest towns in the state (geographically), there are relatively few roads…
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May 3
It’s early days yet, but town organizations are starting to plan their events for the second Weekend in Norfolk, scheduled…
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Apr 1
Student Council Works to Make the School the Best It Can Be By Mackenzie Casey At Botelle School, the student…
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Apr 1
By Ryan Bachman Like many New England towns, Norfolk boasts an impressive selection of historic architecture. Colonial-era farmhouses face seldom-traveled…
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Apr 1
A bookstore in the Berkshires By Wiley Wood The Bookstore has been in the same brick building in Lenox,…
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Apr 1