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October 20, 1967October 18, 2026 georgenhs Housing, Real Estate Development, This Day In Norwood History

New Spanish-New England Split Level Ranch Debuts at 8 Yarmouth Road-October 20, 1965

A Blend of Spanish Influence and New England Tradition-October 20, 1965 A striking new custom home merging Spanish architectural influences with traditional New England design is opening its doors for … Continue reading New Spanish-New England Split Level Ranch Debuts at 8 Yarmouth Road-October 20, 1965

December 25, 1965December 22, 2024 georgenhs Ads

Norwood Christmas Ads 1965

November 8, 1965November 6, 2026 georgenhs Football, This Day In Norwood History

Graham Starts: Third-String QB Sparks Norwood Over Needham-November 8, 1965

Making his first career start, third-string left-handed quarterback Dave Graham threw an opening-drive touchdown pass to Mike Bradley, propelling the Norwood High football team to a 21–6 victory over Needham under Coach Art Gulla.

November 5, 1965November 2, 2026 georgenhs Football, This Day In Norwood History

Undefeated Norwood Prepares for Showdown at Needham-November 5, 1965

Entering the final third of the season, undefeated Norwood High football brings its stingy defense to Needham under coach Art Gulla in a critical Bay State League matchup.

November 4, 1965November 2, 2026 georgenhs History of Norwood Schools, Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

“Middle School” Configuration Proposed to Address School Overcrowding-November 4, 1965

Norwood School Committee member William Egan proposed establishing a sixth-grade "middle school" and a 2,000-pupil high school to address surging enrollment pressures.

November 1, 1965October 29, 2026 georgenhs Football, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Stuns Undefeated Natick 9-6 to End State’s Longest Win Streak-November 1, 1965

Snapping Natick's 19-game unbeaten streak, Norwood High pulled off a 9-6 upset behind a trick touchdown pass from Tommy Shea to Joe Smith and a safety by captain John Solomon.

October 27, 1965October 26, 2026 georgenhs Seniors, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Housing Authority Proposes $1 Million, 75-Unit Elderly Housing Facility on Prospect Street-October 27, 1965

Executive Secretary Lawrence O’Brien unveiled plans for a $1 million, 75-unit senior housing development on Prospect Street opposite the Oldham School to meet growing demand.

October 27, 1965October 26, 2026 georgenhs Baseball, Sports, This Day In Norwood History

Little League Sports Night Draws 1000-October 27, 1965

Drawing 1,000 players and parents, Norwood Little League's annual Sports Night featured Kansas City A's pitcher Skip Lockwood as guest speaker and distributed 350 trophies.

October 26, 1965October 23, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

James Savage Appointed Vice Principal of Norwood Junior High School-October 26, 1965

Following the retirement of long-serving dean and vice principal Mildred O'Donnell, math department head James Savage was named vice principal of Norwood Junior High School.

October 26, 1965October 23, 2026 georgenhs Proposed, School Construction, This Day In Norwood History

$4.5 Million Senior High School Proposed to Address Norwood Enrollment Growth-October 26, 1965

Proposing a $4.5 million project for a new 2,000-student senior high school, School Committee member William Egan outlined a facility conversion plan to handle expanding local enrollments.

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