Allen Doyle Captures Co-Medalist Honors at the 91st U.S. Amateur Championship-August 22, 1991

Veteran amateur golfer and former Norwood resident Allen Doyle shot consecutive 68s to share medalist honors before entering match play at the 91st U.S. Amateur Championship in Tennessee.

World War II Bombers to Land at Norwood Airport as Part of Airborne Museum Tour-August 15, 1991

The Collings Foundation will bring a rare, airworthy B-24 Liberator and a B-17 Flying Fortress to Norwood Airport for a public three-day exhibition from August 25–27.

Norwood Mourns and Honors Beloved Coach and Sportswriter Frank Wall-August 10, 1991

Norwood mourned the loss of legendary Little League coach and sportswriter Frank "Sails" Wall, who passed away at age 62 after dedicating 38 years to local youth sports.

Norwood Schools Get Backing for Cable TV-July 24, 1991

The Norwood School Committee unanimously voted to pursue a $530,000 federal Even Start grant utilizing cable television to expand early childhood education for Norwood and Westwood.

Search for Superintendent Stirs Conflict on Committee-July 24, 1991

The Norwood School Committee engaged in a tense debate over expanding the superintendent search committee to include PTA representation and broader community voices.

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Ice-Cream Vendor Disputes Fees Demanded by Norwood Arts Council-July 18, 1991

The dispute involved allegations of intimidation, Open Meeting Law concerns, and tensions over who is permitted to sell goods on the Norwood Common.

Planning Board Records Remain Largely Missing After Eighteen Months-July 18, 1991

Minutes from 1973 to 1983 remain missing, complicating the town's ability to track official votes and planning decisions from that era.

Breaking the Silence on Brittle Bone Disorder-This Day in Norwood History-June 28, 1991

A Norwood family's national custody battle over a rare bone disorder inspires a new library support group to protect innocent parents.

AutoMile Dealers Seek Satellite Partnership After Registry Office Shutdown-June 22, 1991

State budget cuts trigger the loss of a major downtown automotive service, launching a unique privatization battle at the Civic Center.

Norwood Declares War On Adult Videotapes-June 18, 1991

Video Store Owner Faces Obscenity Charge In New England's First Technological Front Crackdown For the first time in New England, a town has charged a video store with obscenity for … Continue reading Norwood Declares War On Adult Videotapes-June 18, 1991