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August 21, 1980August 20, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Citizens Overwhelmingly Back Cable TV-August 21, 1980

An informal poll by the Norwood CATV Committee reveals that 80 percent of surveyed residents strongly favor bringing cable television to town. Ten firms are vying for the contract, which will utilize municipal utility poles.

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Emergency Taxiway Repairs Scheduled to Begin-August 21, 1980

Norwood Airport Commission Chairman Walter J. Grady secures $3,000 for emergency taxiway repairs ordered by the state after a bookkeeping mix-up.

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Norwood Public Schools Set Lunch Prices for Opening Day-August 21, 1980

Norwood Public Schools announce student lunch prices for the upcoming school year, starting September 3, with meals priced at 50 cents.

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Norwood School Board Rejects All Special Needs Busing Bids-August 21, 1980

With opening day just two weeks away, the Norwood School Committee voted 4-3 to reject all bids received the previous week for special needs student transportation. Acting under emergency procedures, … Continue reading Norwood School Board Rejects All Special Needs Busing Bids-August 21, 1980

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