FeaturesMarch 2014 It’s Only Natural adminFebruary 27, 20140 Close Encounters with Moose are Becoming the New Normal By Wiley Wood In mid-January, walking my dogs in Norfolk’s…
ArticlesMarch 2014 Digital Norfolk Council Formed adminFebruary 27, 20140 Fiber Optic Has Potential to Attract New Norfolk Residents By Kurt Steele Kim Maxwell, a Norfolk resident who has…
ArticlesFeatures Robin Hood Radio & TV adminFebruary 27, 2014February 27, 20140 Navigating The Sherwood Forest of Public Access By Colleen Gundlach In Norfolk, tuning in to Channel 6 on cable…
FeaturesMarch 2014 From Yemen to Station Place adminFebruary 27, 20140 Owner of Corner Store Still Upbeat About Norfolk By Ruth Melville Like many similar stores in small New England…
ArticlesMarch 2014 Norfolk Foundation Plans Two-Building Project adminFebruary 27, 2014February 27, 20140 Downtown Will Get Six Affordable Apartments By Bob Bumcrot The Foundation for Norfolk Living is moving forward with plans…
FeaturesMarch 2014 Second Winter Farmers Market Planned adminFebruary 27, 2014March 6, 20140 The Norfolk Farmer’s Market held its first-ever indoor winter market at the town hall. There were local jams and jellies,…
ArticlesMarch 2014 College Scholarships Available adminFebruary 27, 20140 The Norfolk Connecticut Children’s Foundation offers college scholarships to high school seniors who are Norfolk residents. Completed applications are due by…
FeaturesMarch 2014 Chili Cook-Off Hotly Contested adminFebruary 27, 20140 It was fiesta time at the Church of the Immaculate Conception when the Catholic Women’s Club hosted their midwinter chili…
FeaturesMarch 2014 The Big-Top Circus Makes a Whistle Stop in Norfolk adminFebruary 27, 20140 Jugglers, a lion tamer, a sword swallower and an assortment of sideshow freaks occupied the stage at Battell Chapel on…
FeaturesMarch 2014 Icebox Games adminFebruary 27, 20140 Bounty of Snow and Cold Brings Wide Choice of Winter Activities By Janet Gokay Too bad about Sochi. While…