The Birth of a Bright Yellow Hybrid-October 18, 1982 Motorists traveling around Norwood have likely caught sight of an unusual, eye-catching vehicle cruising local streets. From a distance, the bright … Continue reading Young Norwood Mechanic Builds Custom MG-Jeep Hybrid-October 18, 1982
Norwood Junior High School Building Committee Reviews Five Replacement Plans-July 27, 1971
The Norwood building committee reviewed five alternate architectural plans for a new junior high school while exploring federal disaster aid.
Prominent Norwood Civic Leader and Philanthropist Dr. Lewis J. Danovitch Passes Away at 65-October 21, 1966
A Lifelong Dedication to Dentistry and Community Leadership Dr. Lewis J. Danovitch, 65, of 62 Walpole St.—a prominent philanthropist, civic leader, and longtime dentist—died yesterday at Norwood Hospital following a … Continue reading Prominent Norwood Civic Leader and Philanthropist Dr. Lewis J. Danovitch Passes Away at 65-October 21, 1966
Norwood Mustangs Triumph Over Framingham South-October 17, 1966
Gridiron Grit: Mustangs Ground Out Victory The Norwood High School football team demonstrated the true meaning of cohesive teamwork and backfield brilliance on a crisp Saturday afternoon, defeating a dangerous … Continue reading Norwood Mustangs Triumph Over Framingham South-October 17, 1966
Norwood Prepares Recreation Center Expansion, New Junior High Plans, and Governor John A. Volpe Visit-October 14, 1966
Norwood architects finalize plans for a recreation center addition and junior high school revisions ahead of a November town meeting, while Governor Volpe prepares to visit.
Planning Board Considers Windsor Gardens Expansion-October 13, 1966
Windsor Gardens proposes a 239-unit expansion, Washington Street rezoning is debated, and American Steel and Aluminum announces a new industrial facility in Norwood.
Norwood Mustangs Capitalize on Braintree Miscues to Secure 12-8 Gridiron Victory-October 10, 1966
Norwood High School football players know mistakes when they see them, and more importantly, they know how to make the most of them. Capitalizing on a stout defensive effort and … Continue reading Norwood Mustangs Capitalize on Braintree Miscues to Secure 12-8 Gridiron Victory-October 10, 1966
Returning Vietnam Marine Chaplain Lt. John R. McNamara Addresses St. Catherine’s Holy Name Society-October 10, 1966
Decorated Bronze Star recipient and Marine Chaplain Lt. John R. McNamara shares powerful stories of troop morale and wartime service in Vietnam with Norwood's St. Catherine's Holy Name Society.
State Approval “Virtually Assured” for Two New Norwood Schools as Building Commission Reviews Plans-October 6, 1966
State officials declare approval of two new Norwood schools virtually assured, while Peabody School celebrates its tenth nursing graduation and local PTAs hold fall meetings.
Marine Lance Cpl. John H. Wright Jr. Awarded Black Belt in Karate While Serving in South Vietnam-September 14, 1966
Norwood Marine Lance Cpl. John H. Wright Jr. earns a Black Belt in Karate while stationed with the Marine Corps Air Wing in South Vietnam.