March 2007 Decline in Enrollment Predicted for Norfolk Schools adminJuly 26, 20170 Botelle and Regional 7 likely to follow region-wide trend By Sally Quale Nationwide, the number of school-aged children will…
March 2007 It’s Only Natural—Threats To Our Forests adminJuly 26, 20170 By Star Childs With all the recent hype and hoopla about human-induced global climate change, I am often asked…
March 2007 Remembrance—The Clock adminJuly 26, 20170 By Janice Gabelmann Here I am again (the clock). I’m back with a shorter message this month. It is…
March 2007 Letters adminJuly 26, 20170 Greenwoods Theatre A lot of the information about me and about the Greenwoods Theatre’s continuing search and demand for due…
March 2007 Local Group Offers Scholarships adminJuly 26, 20170 By Veronica Burns The Norfolk Connecticut Children’s Foundation is offering grants to Norfolk students. The Children’s Foundation, located in Norfolk,…
March 2007 Norfolk Teams Win In Bonspiel adminJuly 26, 20170 A total of 12 teams took part in the Valentine’s Day Mixed Bonspiel, organized by the Norfolk Curling Club. Four…
March 2007 Norfolk’s January 2007 Weather adminJuly 26, 20170 Finally some colder temperatures, but still not much snow By Russell Russ Here are the weather highlights from January as…
March 2007 A Jumpstart for the Farmers Market adminJuly 26, 2017July 26, 20170 Sue Frisch, chairman of the Farmers Market Subcommittee of the Economic Development Commission, presents a $1,000 check to Norfolk’s first selectman,…
March 2007Norfolk Then Norfolk Then . . . adminJuly 26, 2017July 26, 20170 From Mother Goose to Ogden Nash, March winds have been the poet’s muse. In the familiar nursery rhyme, they bring…
February 2007 View From the Green: Girding For Change adminJuly 25, 20170 By Lloyd Garrison With January behind us and still no snow on the ground, there is an unsettling sense…