Community News—Feb. 2018
Tax Relief Programs Beginning February 1, the assessor’s office will be accepting applications for the State of Connecticut’s Elderly or…
Norfolk Then . . .
One of the earliest photographs of Norfolk was taken on Nov. 2, 1877. Folks coming from Winsted would have travelled…
View From The Green
Food Scarcity Is a Reality in Our Communities By Colleen Gundlach Gabby Nelson’s story about food justice in this…
Religious Compound Plans Cultural Center
Organization seeks greater contact with the surrounding community By Wiley Wood On a recent day, piles of construction debris…
Food Insecurity Not Always a Consequence of Lack of Resources
Working toward food justice in Norfolk By Gabby Nelson Food justice is one of the most intimate facets…
Library Restoration Project Nears Completion
Landscaping work will be completed in the spring Director Ann Havemeyer reports good news from the Norfolk Library:“We are…
Norfolk Residents Help Those in Need While Helping Themselves
Alternative Gift Market returns to town this holiday season By Kelly Kandra Hughes Looking for more meaningful holiday gifts…
December, Of Chickadees and Chickarees
By Leslie Watkins Black-capped chickadees are among the first visitors to return to the bird feeder after summering in…
Norfolk Elects Matt Riiska as First Selectman
In a municipal election that drew 53 percent of Norfolk’s voters to the polls, Matthew Riiska (D) was elected first…
Norfolk’s Fledgling Christmas Tree Has Very Special Ornament
By Jude Mead Norfolk has always been a town where the community celebrates together with mirth and merry. This…