May 2012 Community News—May 2012 adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 Concert for Two Harpsichords The playlist includes two “echo” canzonas from the Italian Renaissance, Bach’s Concerto in C, and two…
May 2012 Lecture Offered on Conservation of Sandy Brook adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 An ambitious plan to protect the Sandy Brook watershed, a 17-mile expanse of land that crosses northeastern Norfolk as well…
May 2012 Tokyo Quartet Announces Retirement adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 The Tokyo String Quartet will retire from the concert stage at the end of the 2012-2013 season. One of the…
May 2012 Northwest Regional’s Robotics Team Win Major Award adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 “Gearheads” Travels to International Championship By Joel Howard Winning is as much a journey as it is an end…
May 2012 Norfolk Library Hosts N.H. Artist with Long Ties to Norfolk adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 Painting in oils on board, a technique virtually unchanged since the Renaissance, Jane Gold makes “small, very detailed” still lifes…
May 2012 Mary Fanette Named Volunteer of the Year adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 Caption: Mary Fanette, the 2012 Volunteer of the Year, shown distributing toasts before a curling match. When the town…
FeaturesMay 2012 Kristin Mudge Brings Her Passion for Dance to Norfolk adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 Moving to Music By Lindsey Pizzica Rotolo In two short years, professionally trained dancer Kristin Mudge has taken Norfolk…
May 2012Milestones Milestones—Robert Bachman Dies at 80 adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 Robert Bachman, who worked for 30 years at the Norfolk Post Office and ran a successful greenhouse business on Winchester…
May 2012 Letters—May 2012 adminMay 1, 2012June 10, 20160 Diverse Community, Diverse Views For those of us who have gay family members, friends, neighbors, colleagues and classmates (from Gilbert…
April 2012Departments On Casting the First Stone adminApril 20, 2012February 20, 20200 By Colleen Gundlach In my roughly nine years of putting pen to paper for Norfolk Now, I have expounded often…