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Norwich Times The Norwich Times is a local, quarterly journal covering the “good people, good places, and good things happening” in and around Norwich, Vermont.

We make it our primary mission to share only the stories about the people, organizations and events that make our readers’ hearts happy and to exhibit what a wonderful place Norwich is in which to live, work, and play. As a country, we are barraged by the not-so-great news via newspapers, 24-hour-news networks and radio. The Norwich Times’ goal is to act as a beacon of goodness by offering inspiri

ng stories which put a smile on the faces of each of our community members and delight readers from far and wide. Since this is a community journal, and journals record the thoughts, feelings and actions of the people it serves, we rely on community members to volunteer their time and energy to contribute articles and photographs for publication. If you have an idea for a story that is related to a person, place, organization or event in or around Norwich and/or would like to offer your services as a writer or photographer, or simply have feedback for us, we want to hear from you! Please email us at [email protected]. In the meantime, enjoy the good news and please… pass it on!

It’s been a busy two years since The Norwich Community Collaborative (NCC) purchased the historic Norwich Grange Hall. W...
12/15/2025

It’s been a busy two years since The Norwich Community Collaborative (NCC) purchased the historic Norwich Grange Hall. With the simple and powerful mission to restore and reintroduce the hall as a vibrant gathering place for the future, the NCC has been hard at work to raise the vital funds and begin the building restoration.

It’s been a busy two years since The Norwich Community Collaborative (NCC) purchased the historic Norwich Grange Hall. With the...

When you think of what makes a house a home, what comes to mind? If anyone in the Upper Valley region has a deep, rich u...
12/12/2025

When you think of what makes a house a home, what comes to mind? If anyone in the Upper Valley region has a deep, rich understanding of this, it is Ann Shriver Sargent.

Ann is a visionary, who, for many years, has blended her love of the natural world, her appreciation for local craftsmanship, and deep sense of family and community, with her passion for and expertise in design. She is the owner of Sargent Design Company in Norwich, VT, where she and her husband, David, live...

When you think of what makes a house a home, what comes to mind? If anyone in the Upper Valley...

Mary Stevens, APRN, is Norwich’s Community Nurse. Our town, community members and the Byrne foundation have generously s...
12/11/2025

Mary Stevens, APRN, is Norwich’s Community Nurse. Our town, community members and the Byrne foundation have generously supported this integral service. What exactly is a Community Nurse and what exactly does Mary do?

Mary Stevens, APRN, is Norwich’s Community Nurse. Our town, community members and the Byrne foundation have generously supported this integral...

Sitting in his favorite chair – the same one he uses for songwriting — in his backyard in New Orleans, independent singe...
12/10/2025

Sitting in his favorite chair – the same one he uses for songwriting — in his backyard in New Orleans, independent singer-songwriter Hans Williams seems at ease as he reflects on the past year. Recently, on October 18th, he put on a show with his band in Hanover, NH, and afterward, he introduced his bandmates to his Norwich community by pressing cider with his neighbors. It’s here that Williams expresses something poignant — the first of many things — when he says that the Upper Valley is “a unique, special community…you can tell someone that, but it takes growing up there…to get a sense of that.”

Sitting in his favorite chair – the same one he uses for songwriting — in his backyard in New Orleans,...

Each year, volunteers for the Norwich Wood Bee spend a fall day cutting, splitting, and stacking wood to ensure those in...
12/09/2025

Each year, volunteers for the Norwich Wood Bee spend a fall day cutting, splitting, and stacking wood to ensure those in need will have heat for the winter. This year, the program had about 10 volunteers come out to a woodlot on Beaver Meadow Road in Norwich on October 11. Participants were encouraged to bring wood splitters, wheelbarrows, and refreshments for an active day outdoors. They spent four to five hours moving wood to splitters, transferring the split wood to a shed, and stacking it.

Each year, volunteers for the Norwich Wood Bee spend a fall day cutting, splitting, and stacking wood to ensure those...

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