It’s been a long, confusing, exhausting, bizarre school year for everyone – students, teachers, parents, administrators. As circumstances improve, the Scholarship Committee has more good news: Marcus Ahmad, son of Norumbega member Berit Ahmad, has been awarded a $1,000 Fredrickson … Continued
If you missed the March Cultural Meeting with guest speaker Rob Anderson you can watch his presentation replay by clicking here. Copy and paste the following passcode into the box when asked for it. Vr&8nDE%
It is with a sad heart that we post the passing of our beloved member Thor. The following is an exert from his obituary on the Keohane Funeral Home website. The entire obituary and arrangement details can be read by … Continued
Here is a partial writeup regarding the sale of the Land of the Vikings from District President Kathy Dollymore; After the decision was made by the Third District Board, with the recommendation from the LOV Board, to cease operations at … Continued
Thanks to everyone who joined in the fun at the digital juletrefest in December. It was fun to be able to sing all the familiar Christmas songs, even though we couldn’t be in the Nordic Hall to join hands and … Continued
Karen Lein, our Sports Director, organized a Fall walk around Walden pond in Concord Massachusetts. This pond was the inspiration behind Henry David Thoreau’s book, appropriately titled “Walden”. Members not only enjoyed a gorgeous day for walking but they saw … Continued
We may not be able to gather in person as a lodge but we can still celebrate that, as a lodge, we turned 50 in 2020. Covid 19 prevented us from doing something special but the Sons of Norway recognized … Continued
FAIRHAVEN — Sylvia M. (Aanensen) Brunette, 80, of Fairhaven passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at St. Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford. She was the loving wife of 54 years to Anthime E. Brunette. Born … Continued
Regrettably, Norumbega Lodge, Sons of Norway has made the decision to cancel our annual Scandinavian Fair for 2020. Several significant roadblocks made this decision inevitable. Government guidelines pertaining to large gatherings during the pandemic Our venue’s decision to not rent … Continued
Our March meeting was moved to Fairhaven so that we could accommodate our “seacoast members”. It was held in the historical and beautiful Unitarian Church which greatly added to the ambiance. As always, refreshments were served and the band TLC … Continued