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Tag: 2020s

January 30, 2026July 28, 2026 georgenhs Black History, Business, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Entrepreneur Quontay Turner-January 30, 2026

Quontay Turner, owner of The Emerald City Plant Shop on Washington Street, for her business success and community leadership.

December 26, 2025September 18, 2026 georgenhs Bars & Restaurants, Gone But Not Forgotten, This Day In Norwood History

Olde Colonial Café Closes Its Doors After 56 Years-December 26, 2025

After 56 years of serving the Norwood community, iconic family restaurant Olde Colonial Café closes its doors as owner Paul Angelo retires.

September 23, 2024September 17, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Hospital, This Day In Norwood History

Four Years After Flash Flood, Norwood Hospital Site Sits as Unfinished Shell-September 23, 2024

Four years after a flash flood and amid Steward Health Care's bankruptcy, Norwood community leaders and lawmakers scramble to find an operator to rebuild and reopen Norwood Hospital.

September 28, 2023September 23, 2026 georgenhs Accident, This Day In Norwood History

Cement Truck Strikes Morse Street Bridge-September 28, 2023

A Tresca Brothers cement truck strikes the low-clearance Morse Street Bridge in Norwood, shifting the rail span five feet and resulting in a driver citation and road closure.

September 22, 2022September 17, 2026 georgenhs Fun, Local Business History, This Day In Norwood History

Winsmith Mill Transformed into Eclectic Shopping Center and Creative Hub (CBS-4)-September 22, 2022

The historic 200-year-old Winsmith Mill in Norwood is successfully transformed into a bustling shopping marketplace, artist lofts, and music venue.

July 16, 2022July 19, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

School Bus Crashes Into Front of Chateau Restaurant-July 16, 2022

Emergency crews responded to The Chateau after a bus drove up the front stairs and into the entrance; police are investigating the cause.

July 1, 2021July 19, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History, Town Government

New Parking Policy Takes Effect-July 1, 2021

We are glad to announce that there is a new parking policy that will go into effect July 1st. These parking policy changes will impact the Central Business District (CBD) … Continue reading New Parking Policy Takes Effect-July 1, 2021

June 9, 2021July 28, 2026 georgenhs Business, This Day In Norwood History

A Black-Owned Plant Shop Blooms In The Pandemic’s Wake-June 9, 2021

Quontay Turner opened Emerald City Plant Shop in Norwood, becoming New England's first Black woman-owned plant store, turning a pandemic leap into a thriving botanical oasis and community space.

June 28, 2020August 7, 2026 georgenhs Environment, Gone But Not Forgotten, Norwood Hospital, This Day In Norwood History

1000 Year Storm Hits Norwood, Massive Flooding, Hospital Evacuated-June 28, 2020

A historic "back building" thunderstorm on June 28, 2020, dropped over four inches of rain on Norwood in ninety minutes, causing catastrophic flooding that completely knocked out power at Norwood Hospital and forced an emergency evacuation.

July 17, 2015July 19, 2026 georgenhs Business, Local Business History, This Day In Norwood History

Hurley’s Beer & Wine Relocates to Vanderbilt Avenue-July 17, 2015

After 16 years in South Norwood, Hurley is navigating increased competition by emphasizing community involvement and quality customer service.

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