Correction: Church of the Transfiguration July Schedule
Outdated information was incorrectly included in the July issue. Please see the correct information below!
Norfolk to Celebrate America at 250
Jennifer Pfaltz and Fredo will be there and hope that the rest of Norfolk will join them on Friday, July 3, for a special edition of Friday Night on the Green. The steeple bells at the United Church of Christ will ring out at 6 p.m., heralding the start of Norfolk Celebrates America 250 and […]
A View from Above
As seen from the heights of Norfolk’s Center Cemetery, an access road supports construction of the Route 44 retaining wall while also helping to stabilize the steep bank. After a hiccup or two, the retaining wall is now rising to meet it. Work stopped over the winter because of cold weather and, when work resumed, […]
WIN PREVIEW: Tag Salers Ahoy!
The 11th annual Weekend in Norfolk starts on Friday, July 31, and runs through Sunday, Aug. 2. It will showcase much of what makes Norfolk special, including garden tours, open houses, good food and live music. There will also be bargains, galore. For those wanting to clear out that overstuffed attic or packed-to-the-brim basement, WIN […]
JUNE REAL ESTATE SALES
Only transactions with a monetary value are included. Transfers without consideration are excluded. Recorded sales dates typically lag actual closing dates by several days.
Botelle Students Move Up
By Avice Meehan Four sixth graders bid farewell to Botelle Elementary School at a laughter-filled, but occasionally serious, ceremony on June 16 that was attended by family, friends and town officials. First Selectmen Henry Tirrell, a Botelle graduate whose mother and aunt taught at the school for many years, reminded the students that they would […]
Norfolk Rail-Trail Project Pedals Forward
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 a major milestone, bringing the community closer to the creation of a new multi-use recreational trail along a historic railroad corridor. The project is the North Brook Trail, a planned three-quarter-mile ADA-accessi-ble pathway that will […]
New Buzz in the Village Center
By Avice Meehan A mere six months after the closing of the Norfolk Pub, life in Norfolk’s village center is abuzz with change. The fate of the former pub space may be unconfirmed and its windows papered over, but the owners of Infinity Hall made good on their commitment to reopen the Bistro five nights […]
Will You Join Me?
Sarah Nolen captivated audiences at the Norfolk Library with her engaging puppet performance, although young Hiwa, visiting from New York, appeared nonplussed from his perch on the stage. Nolen delighted both children and adults during the Greenwoods Puppet Festival last month. Through her creativity, storytelling and skillful puppetry, Nolen transformed the stage into a lively […]
