Taking Charge of End-of-Life Decisions
Northwest Corner Triad, a non-profit organization for seniors, is hosting a free luncheon lecture on end-of-life planning on Thursday, April 19, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. End-of-life planning is […]
Celebrating World War II’s Women Veterans
When Norfolk Town Clerk Linda Perkins heard that the Connecticut Veterans’ Service Organizations were organizing a special awards ceremony to honor women who served in World War II, she became […]
View from the Green: Downtown Evolution
By Ruth Melville Looking over this issue of Norfolk Now, I couldn’t help thinking about the current renaissance in downtown Norfolk. When you count them all up, the changes […]
NVFD to Sell T-shirts to Support Scholarship Fund
Starting in the fall of 2013, the Norfolk Volunteer Fire Department has designed and sold limited edition T-shirts to recognize and support the national campaign for breast cancer awareness in […]
NHCOG Hosts Annual Regional Economic Summit
What Have We Accomplished, Where Are We Going By Ruth Melville On a bitterly cold night at the end of January, the Northwest Hills Council of Governments (NHCOG) held […]
Town Braces for Bridge Repair
When first selectmen gather, they often talk of bridges and roads. Not surprisingly, since these are big-ticket items for small towns and constantly in need of attention. So it comes […]
Town Truck Totaled in Icy Skid
On Monday, Feb. 5, a town snowplow crashed on Bald Mountain Road. The driver, Phil Lovett, was taken to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital and released. “He banged up his knees pretty […]
In the Wake of a Natural Disaster
Lending a Hand After the Cameras Are Gone By Tom Hodgkin Hurricane Harvey. Hurricane Irma. Hurricane Maria. Wildfires in California. A string of natural disasters erupted onto the national […]