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Category: Infrastrcture

June 26, 1981July 19, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, This Day In Norwood History

South Norwood Committee Seeks Private Funding to Clean Landmark Railroad Bridges-June 26, 1981

Faced with tight Proposition 2½ limits, South Norwood look to private donors to clean soot and graffiti off historic stone railroad spans.

August 26, 1980August 25, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, This Day In Norwood History

Guild School Recreation Center Project & Eliot Field Renovation-August 26, 1980

The Norwood Permanent Building Committee selected six architectural firms to interview for the Guild School renovation project, while Norwood Engineering secured the Eliot Field design contract.

July 9, 1980July 19, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, Recreation, This Day In Norwood History

Armory Still Eyed for Municipal Use-July 9, 1980

Discover the 1980 efforts by town leadership to acquire the Norwood Armory from the state, following legislative changes and the recent Civic Center location shift.

July 8, 1980July 19, 2026 georgenhs Civic Association, Infrastrcture, Recreation, This Day In Norwood History

Guild School Picked for Civic Center-July 8, 1980

Discover the 1980 decision that transformed the Aaron Guild School into a multi-purpose recreation hub, replacing the former Civic Center sold to Norwood Hospital.

October 3, 1979September 25, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, This Day In Norwood History

Only Two Norwood Intersections Qualify for Right Turns on Red Under New State Law-October 3, 1979

Following a town survey, Town Manager John J. Carroll announces that right-on-red turns will be permitted at only two Norwood intersections when the state law takes effect.

August 8, 1979August 6, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Selectmen Consider One-Way Traffic, Business District Upgrades-August 8, 1979

Building on the Washington Street revitalization project, Town Manager John J. Carroll proposed working with local merchants to secure a second Urban Systems grant for Nahatan Street improvements.

July 21, 1978July 20, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, This Day In Norwood History

Road Resurfacing Project in Norwood-This Day In Norwood History-July 21, 1978

Faced with decades of neglected road maintenance, Norwood officials debated an ambitious $1.9 million resurfacing plan in 1978. While proponents saw it as a path to smooth roads, others questioned the feasibility of the massive effort.

July 12, 1974August 7, 2026 georgenhs Gone But Not Forgotten, Infrastrcture, Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Uncertainty Looms Over Norwood Junior High South Opening Date-July 12, 1974

After three years of double sessions following a 1971 fire, Norwood officials faced the possibility of further delays for the new Junior High South.

July 8, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Unfinished Junior High To Open On Schedule-July 8, 1974

Discover the construction history of the $4.5 million Junior High South project in 1974, detailing the challenges faced during the transition from the old Washington Street school.

Three people reviewing municipal transportation contracts and documents in an office with filing cabinets and a map on the wall
June 26, 1974July 19, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, This Day In Norwood History, Town Government

FinCom Summons James Capaldo in Garbage Contract Investigation-June 26, 1974

A heated public trust battle deepens in Norwood as a plumbing inspector refuses to testify, forcing watchdogs to deploy full town charter powers. Categories: Town Government, Municipal Finance

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