Classic Community Vintage Vehicle Show Rides Into Town
Station Place will be alive with an air of bygone days when the Third Annual Classic Community Vintage Vehicle Show…
Opinion: Two Views of Regionalization
Cost Is Too High for Norfolk and Its Children By Kim Crone There are two arguments supporting the regionalization plan:…
Real Estate Transfers—July 2015
On July 6, John Martin and Karen Noonan to Ashley S. and Mary K. Vandiver, 85 Maple Avenue, $169,000. On…
How Did Dolphin Pond Get Its Name?
A Look into Norfolk’s Past By Ryan Bachman In December 1803 Norfolk resident Peter Freedom received a crushing verdict…
Botelle Beat—September 2015
Ready for Opening Day By Matthew O’Connell Botelle School is clean, refreshed and ready for the opening of school…
Janet Andre Paintings Shown at Norfolk Library
At a library reception on August 30, Janet Andre Block discusses her paintings with a young visitor. Block, who signs…
Briefly: First Selectman Will Face Challenger in Fall Election
Longtime first selectman Sue Dyer will be challenged in November’s election for the first time in many years. Matt Riiska…
Through the Garden Gate
September, Botanical Enlightenment By Leslie Watkins The autumnal equinox, September 23, marks the beginning of fall. The sun sinks…
The Norfolk Connecticut Children’s Foundation Funds Educational and Cultural Activities
Enriching the Lives of Norfolk’s Children By Ruth Melville The Laurel School, at the corner of Route 44 and…
Selectmen’s Corner
Tom Clark, Fuel Assistance and Voting on Regionalization By Sue Dyer Tom Clark, our transfer station attendant, is retiring…