…commission can no longer accept new information or public comment. The commission members then discuss and act on the proposal. If a zoning board denies the applicant, it can do…

…its March 4 meeting to end the market’s long run and to focus its attention instead on the community garden at Botelle School. Earlier, the committee had discussed the possibility…

…cleanup portion of the project and should be paid to the town by the insurance company. With Maple Avenue complete, the town has turned its attention to routine maintenance of…

…as fly-fishing seminars, the Hike the Peaks Challenge, self-guided history tours, art shows, music on Robertson Plaza and stained-glass window tours, can be enjoyed on all three days. Other events,…

…appraisal guide, which usually assigns lower values.  Under the new system, if a car is a year old, 90 percent of its value is subject to tax. That goes down…

…Economic Development Commission Co-Chair Libby Borden and Walter Godlewski. They are coordinating with First Selectman Matt Riiska and will be meeting with him Friday. The Friends’ goals are to promote…

…exclusively for fellow students March 21 at 10:00 a.m., but families, friends and townspeople are invited to attend subsequent free performances on March 22 at 7:00 p.m. and March 23…

…beyond the holiday market in December,” said Lisa Auclair, chairman of the committee. “The committee will continue to meet monthly this year, and we will decide where we go from…

…Great Exuma in the Bahamas, Coastal Maine, Ireland and Provence. Funds raised support the Norfolk Library’s many free cultural events. Tickets are $35 at the door. The event will kick off…

…tower for wind observations, which are expected to be very accurate except during freezing rain. As with many other automated stations, the Vantage Pro 2 will not be able to measure…