NPA-TV completes a $520,000 relocation into the new Norwood High School, providing state-of-the-art broadcast equipment for both student media classes and community programming.
New 255 Telephone Exchange Introduced in Norwood-September 19, 1989
New England Telephone introduces a new 255 telephone exchange in Norwood for about 200 customers, joining existing town prefixes.
Telephone System Expands with Third Exchange, 551, Due to Rapid Local Growth-October 13, 1984
To accommodate rapid local growth and near-exhaustion of existing codes, New England Telephone introduces a third telephone exchange—551—to Norwood.
Norwood Awards CATV; Service In Year-June 24, 1981
Following a extensive year-long review by the CATV advisory panel, developers map out a 100-mile infrastructure network to deliver over 50 channels to local homes.
Cable TV License Endorsed-June 11, 1981
With a 52-channel system hanging in the balance, Norwood leaders face a June 30 deadline to award a highly competitive local cable television license.
Norwood’s Order for Emergency 911 Line Placed on Hold Until 1975-October 3, 1973
Town Manager John P. Mogan informs selectmen that the telephone company has delayed Norwood's emergency 911 service rollout until June 1975.