March & April 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.
Pro Tip? Ask Jim for Help
The sign behind Jim Powelzyk at Norfolk’s transfer station says it all: If you don’t know where to put something or can’t tell the difference between household waste and bulky waste, ask the expert. There is a place for everything, and it matters that waste in all its permutations goes where it belongs. Otherwise, Powelzyk […]
Narrative Resonance: Music and Literature in Conversation
By Andra Moss There’s no need to wait for summer to enjoy live chamber music in Norfolk. Five fellows from the 2025 Norfolk Chamber Music Festival are returning on Saturday, April 25 with a unique program entitled “Narrative Resonance” that pairs a work of classical chamber music with literature. The 2 p.m. performance at the […]
Town Clean Up Set for April 25
Rain or shine, the Norfolk Association is hoping that volunteers of all ages will join the annual town clean up, scheduled for April 25 from 9 a.m. to noon. Garbage bags, gloves and suggested routes will be dispensed in front of the Hub at Station Place. “It’s an important day to spruce up the town,” […]
FIRST RESPONDER DATA
Norfolk Volunteer Fire Department (February) Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance (January/February)
Aquarion Deal Goes Through
By Joe Kelly Connecticut regulators have reversed course and approved a plan in which the Aquarion Water Company will be sold by the energy utility Eversource and converted into a quasi-public, not-for-profit water authority. The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) had previously rejected the plan, but a Connecticut Superior Court judge overturned that decision, […]
Cell Tower Moves Forward
By Avice Meehan Limited tree clearing has occurred at the access point for a 186-foot cell tower planned for Estey Road in South Norfolk. The tower, which would serve Verizon Wireless and other providers, was approved by the Connecticut Siting Council in an October 2025 decision. The site work is related to a required ge-otechnical […]
Special Town Meeting Is April 6
By Avice Meehan The Board of Selectmen has called a special town meeting for Monday, April 6, to consider four items, including the purchase of a new dump truck for the Department of Public Works. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. in the Hall of Flags at Botelle School. First up is a request […]


