The stripper pole from the former Norfolk Inn has been sold but the stage, albeit empty, is still there. The basement bars remain in place for now, but will be removed as renovations to the former Norfolk Inn get underway to make way for an affordable housing project that will include some commercial uses on
For a lot of people in Norfolk County – Saturday brought back a lot of memories. That’s because Indwell opened the doors to the Norfolk Inn one last time before a top to bottom renovations gets underway. Note: The article cites at “$7.5 Million Renovation Plan.” It is, in fact, $8.5 Million. Read the article
In November of 1987, a year before I was born, my parents took a ski trip for a short time away without their two kids. One morning, while my father was making her tea, my mother slipped outside, completely unclothed. My dad found her in the cold, all alone and mumbling to herself. This was
When Nicole Bade got on the bus this morning, she was an ordinary college student. By the time she reached Mohawk College, she had saved someone’s life. Read the article on CBC News
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