Obituary—David Potter
Harold David Potter, 85, of 220 Mountain Road, Norfolk, Conn., died on July 14, 2016, in his home. He was the loving husband of Elizabeth Stone Potter. David was born on February 19, 1931 to Harold Lee Potter and Barbara Clyne Potter of Boise, Idaho. After receiving his early education through the Boise public school […]
Milestones—Glen Wheeler
Glen Wheeler died on July 21. The husband of Donna Wheeler, he owned Stubs Construction and was a longtime member of both the Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance and the Norfolk Volunteer Fire Department. He served for many years as the Animal Control Officer and was widely known for his willingness to help anyone in need. […]
Selectman’s Corner—August 2016
By Sue Dyer Remember that the last possible date to pay your real estate, motor vehicle and personal property taxes is Monday, August 1. You may pay in person, or by mail. Your envelope must be postmarked by August 1. Contact the tax collector at 860-542-5140 should you have any questions. There have been several […]
June 2016 Real Estate Transactions
On June 10, Estate of M. Perry Hunter to Frank & Caryn Trager, 37-39 Elmore Rd. for $215,500. On June 13, Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc. et al to Frank & Caryn Trager, 95 Maple Ave. for $155,000. On June 17, Jeffrey A. & Bobbi Jo Towle to Jeremy D. Withnell & Alicia J. Kirsch, 57 Greenwoods Rd. East […]
Letters—August 2016
The Convenience Store and Deli: Passionately Objecting To the editor: I am currently the operator of the Station Place Café, located adjacent to the proposed new restaurant/convenience store. I have spoken at the last two public hearings, passionately objecting to the current proposal. I do not object to a convenience store/deli, I even would welcome such a […]
Community News—August 2016
A Weekend in Norfolk A Weekend in Norfolk (WIN), where art, music and nature come together, will take place August 5, 6 & 7. See insert in this issue for the complete list of WIN events, or go to www.weekendinnorfolk.org for even more information. Art Exhibition WaterWorks, a watercolor art school and gallery located […]
Norfolk Then
One of Marie Kendall’s most beloved photographs shows a group of Norfolk men working out at the Eldridge Gymnasium (now Town Hall) in 1896. Some have been identified, such as John DePeu, bearded pastor of the Church of Christ, balancing on the parallel bars. Perhaps these men were inspired by the first modern Olympic Games, […]
Selectman’s Corner—July 2016
Avoid Accidents and Pay Your Taxes By Sue Dyer To avoid any materials flying out of the back of a truck onto the road and causing an accident, please make sure that your loads are secured or covered. The driver following you will appreciate it. Real estate, motor vehicle and personal property taxes are […]
Real Estate Transfers—May 2016
On May 5, Jane D. Pilkington to College Degree Express LLC, 257 Bruey Road, $45,000. On May 23, Station Place RE LLC to Norfolk Foundation LLC, 6 Station Place, $287,500. On May 23, Lois A. McKee to Joseph G. Kelly and Clare M. Timoney, 72 Maple Avenue, $90,000.
Milestones—Jack O’Malley
John Patrick O’Malley died peacefully in his home at Burt Lake, Mich., on June 12, 2016. He was 87 years old. His wife Margaret (Parlin) and two dogs, Ben and Chloë, were by his bedside. Ordained as a priest in the Order of St. Augustine in 1953, O’Malley served for 36 years in academic […]
