May 2014News Possible New Regulations for Tree Trimming by Power Utilities adminMay 1, 20140 Complicated Issue Generates Different Opinions By Kurt Steele The most recent chapter of contentious roadway tree trimming by Connecticut Light…
ArticlesMay 2014 Town Taxes and Spending Climb Slightly adminMay 1, 20140 Mill Rate to Rise 10 Percent By Wiley Wood The Board of Finance met twice in April to set Norfolk’s…
ArticlesFeatures Out and About adminMay 1, 2014May 5, 20140 Not your Average Run Of the Mill By Rosanna Trestman Every piece of lumber begins as a log. Typically, the…
ArticlesMay 2014 Veteran Editor to Join Norfolk Now adminMay 1, 2014May 1, 20140 Ruth Melville has spent 40 years helping bringing books to life By Lloyd Garrison Last year, when Ruth Melville began…
FeaturesIt's Only Natural It’s Only Natural adminMay 1, 2014March 8, 20160 Spring amphibians: they slither, they hop, they are small and slimy, and they are important to Norfolk’s ecosystem By Susannah…
FeaturesMay 2014 Journaling Nature in Art and Words adminMay 1, 2014May 1, 20140 Local Artist Plans Unique Summer Workshops By Lindsey Pizzica Rotolo Artist Leslie Watkins has taught watercolor drawing for almost 30…
FeaturesMay 2014 Norfolk Then adminMay 1, 2014May 1, 20140 Imagine fishing in late 19th century Norfolk. Although we donít know exactly where this photograph was taken, the shallow pond…
FeaturesMay 2014 New Kids on the Block adminMay 1, 20140 Visitors to Lost Ruby Farm’s open house on April 19 were treated to samples of homemade goat cheese, chocolate truffles…
ArticlesFeatures Edward Machowski is Norfolk’s Resident Waterways Expert adminMay 1, 2014May 1, 20140 By Colleen Gundlach Norfolk has a very environmentally aware population. From the Norfolk Land Trust to the Conservation Commission, people…
Community NewsMay 2014 Community News adminMay 1, 2014May 1, 20141 Spring has sprung! Join Aton Forest for a Birding By Ear workshop on May 10, or learn about wildflowers on…