Analog Devices Inc. struggled with falling revenues in 1998 as global demand for semiconductors and testing equipment plummeted. Despite the fiscal pressure, the Norwood company avoided layoffs, maintaining its workforce through the market downturn.
Computer Solves Route 1 Mobil Station Heist-June 15, 1987
A Roslindale Man Is Tied To A Norwood Robbery A $4.6 million State Police computer is revolutionizing law enforcement in communities throughout Massachusetts, matching latent fingerprints to known felons 83,000 … Continue reading Computer Solves Route 1 Mobil Station Heist-June 15, 1987
School Officials Seek $62,700 from Town Meeting to Fund Classroom Computers-September 10, 1982
School officials plan to ask town meeting for $62,700 to purchase 16 computers for elementary, junior high, and high schools to introduce students to computer technology.
Norwood Man William Kolb Tests Pioneering Undersea Aqua-Cabin in Boston Harbor—October 12, 1965
Norwood engineer William C. Kolb tests a pioneering two-man private undersea habitat in Boston Harbor, marking a milestone for commercial saturation diving and marine research.
Norwood Junior High Students At Museum of Science-December 20, 1964
TRIO IN TIN LIZZIE are (left to right) Diane Thibodau, and twins Madelyn and Marcia Seamen of Norwood Junior High. Model T Ford Touring Car, on loan to the Museum … Continue reading Norwood Junior High Students At Museum of Science-December 20, 1964
James Sweeney, Bernard Cooper, Ralph Nixon Top 3 In 14th Annual Science Fair-This Day in Norwood History-April 4, 1963
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS—The winners of the annual Science Fair held at the Norwood senior high school last Tuesday night. Left to right: James Sweeney, first prize; Bernard Cooper, second prize, … Continue reading James Sweeney, Bernard Cooper, Ralph Nixon Top 3 In 14th Annual Science Fair-This Day in Norwood History-April 4, 1963
So. Shore National Bank Has New Computer System-This Day in Norwood History-January 11, 1962
TOP OFFICERS of the South Shore National Bank inspect the unique ledger handling electronic computer complex now installed at the bank's main office in Quincy Center. President William J. Martin, … Continue reading So. Shore National Bank Has New Computer System-This Day in Norwood History-January 11, 1962
Color Temperature Indicator Tops Norwood Science Exhibit-April 19, 1953
A complicated instrument developed by 17-year-old Lois Schoppee, Norwood High School senior, for measuring color temperature, won the award of six judges at the Norwood High Science Fair Friday night. … Continue reading Color Temperature Indicator Tops Norwood Science Exhibit-April 19, 1953
Five Norwood High Students Win Science Fair, Advance to Statewide Competition-April 11, 1951
NORWOOD HIGH WINNERS in science fair competition. Left to right, Janet McLeod, photographic chemistry award; Lois Schappee, blood typing; David Carlaon, fruit fly award; Richard Meyer, Catamaran Hull award, and … Continue reading Five Norwood High Students Win Science Fair, Advance to Statewide Competition-April 11, 1951
Elementary Schools Are Becoming Science-Minded-This Day In Norwood History-November 24, 1948
(The following article, written by Mary A Dean, Principal of the Shattuck School, is one of a series being released by the School Department to acquaint the public better with … Continue reading Elementary Schools Are Becoming Science-Minded-This Day In Norwood History-November 24, 1948