Prepping for the Primaries
The Democratic and Republican primary elections will be held on August 14, a scant two weeks away. At stake are the races for governor, U.S. senator and U.S. representative, among […]
Democratic Town Committee Sponsors Meet-the-Candidates Event
The Norfolk Democratic Town Committee will host a “Meet the Candidates” event on Saturday, Sept. 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Norbrook Farm Brewery, 204 Stillman Hill […]
Norfolk Land Trust Fifth Annual Trail Race
The Norfolk Land Trust will host its 5K trail race and its 10K trail race on Sunday, Sept. 23, with the start and finish for both races at the Barbour […]
View From The Green
Getting Together at the Norfolk Hub By Colleen Gundlach I admit it. I was one of those people who had trouble envisioning what the Hub would be like. When […]
Botelle’s Graduates: Onwards and Upwards
The 16 students in Botelle School’s graduating class of sixth graders stood on the auditorium stage for their promotion ceremony.
Paul Madore Named to Board of Selectmen
Selectman Sue Dyer resigned from her position on the Board of Selectmen on June 1, according to First Selectman Matt Riiska. She has moved to Missouri to be with family. […]
Dead Deer in Woods Raises Fears of Mountain Lions
By Wiley Wood Are there cougars in Connecticut? Whenever the question comes up, one local authority on wildlife, a skeptic, always says, “Well, I’m not seeing any deer carcasses stashed […]
Surviving Nazi Occupation of Amsterdam
Norfolk’s Ted Veling to Present Historical Discussion in Colebrook On Friday, July 13, the Colebrook Historical Society will host a talk by Norfolk’s Ted Veling, who will discuss his […]
Remembering Duncan Denny
Lifetime Norfolk resident Duncan Denny passed away at his home on June 19, 2018. He was born June 20, 1927, in New Rochelle, N.Y., to Dorothy Duncan and Cary Freeman […]