orwood Hospital administrator Charles A. Richardson announced the successful implementation of a $12,000 Image Intensifier system in 1964 to improve diagnostic capabilities.
Norwood Swimmers Compete in Fourth of July Championship Meet-July 4, 1964
Norwood's youth swimmers participated in a championship meet at Hawes Brook Pool on July 4, 1964, featuring competitive races and local award winners.
Braves, Indians To Clash Thursday For Norwood Little League Crown-This Day in Norwood History-July 1, 1964
This Day in Norwood History-July 1, 1964-Braves, Indians To Clash Thursday For Norwood Little League Crown
New Building Dedicated By Evangelical Baptist Church-This Day in Norwood History-July 1, 1964
This Day in Norwood History-July 1, 1964-New Building Dedicated By Evangelical Baptist Church
Norwood Renews Search For High School Principal-June 25, 1964
Officials plan to evaluate past candidates and request recommendations from Boston area colleges while Vice Principal John Mombouquette prepares for interim leadership.
Nichols Street Reconstruction Set-June 24, 1964
Selectmen debate whether to delay the vital thoroughfare repairs until full county and state funds are secured or use town monies to complete the work.
School Committee To Reconsider Shattuck Move-June 24, 1964
Parents argue that moving the specialized educable youth program away from custom-designed facilities could harm its core educational objectives.
Oldham School Drainage Repairs Scheduled For Completion-June 24, 1964
Corrective Measures Target Long-Standing Controversy At Elementary Site Corrective measures designed to resolve persisting drainage problems at the Oldham Elementary School are scheduled to be completed by the end of … Continue reading Oldham School Drainage Repairs Scheduled For Completion-June 24, 1964
Norwood Hospital Honors Their ‘Candy Stripers’-June 17, 1964
Discover how 33 dedicated young local women stepped in to assist a major local healthcare facility, logging over a thousand hours of vital service.
Debated Hockey Report Approved-June 8, 1964
A four-hour executive session log sparks a bitter 4-3 split on the school board, exposing a deep clash over administrative power and stadium safety.