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Teachers contract to raise pay 13.5%

Botelle faculty secure three-year contract with a 13.5 percent salary increase, officials say.

Happening Tue, Oct 20

Norfolk on Mon, Oct 19

  • Teachers contract to raise Botelle pay 13.5%. Negotiations with the teachers' union concluded with a three-year contract raising Botelle faculty salaries by 13.5 percent, Superintendent Kevin Case told the Board of Finance.Town of Norfolk
  • Berkshire Country Store closes doors for good. The Berkshire Country Store at 6 Station Place closed for the last time Sunday, October 18, at 2 p.m., after owner Ryan Craig moved up the closing date.Town of Norfolk
  • P&Z weighs ADU, family camp text amendments. The Planning and Zoning Commission continued discussing proposed text amendments covering family camps and accessory dwelling units, and considered a new blight regulation.Town of Norfolk
  • Parent raises concerns on class size, iPad use. A parent told the Board of Education her first grader is one of only three students in a combined first and second grade class, criticizing the classroom model and iPad use at Botelle.Town of Norfolk
  • Town seeks bids for two bridge replacements. The Town of Norfolk is seeking bids to replace Bridge Nos. 05970 and 05971, carrying Old Goshen Road and Smith Road over Hall Meadow Brook.Town of Norfolk
  • Town clerk launches land record fraud alerts. The Town Clerk's office enrolled Norfolk's land record database in the IQS Fraud Alert Service, letting property owners sign up for free alerts when a deed or mortgage is recorded in their name.Town of Norfolk

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