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August 21, 1980August 19, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

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

August 21, 1979August 18, 2026 georgenhs Local Business History, This Day In Norwood History

Grant Gear Works and Computer Identics Corp. to Relocate and Expand in Norwood-August 21, 1979

Backed by the Industrial Development Financing Authority, Norwood is set to welcome Grant Gear Works and Computer Identics Corp., bringing over 160 jobs and nearly $3.3 million in industrial bonds.

August 21, 1978August 18, 2026 georgenhs Politics, This Day In Norwood History

State Rep Gregory W. Sullivan Faces Democratic Primary Election Challenge-August 21, 1978

Incumbent State Rep. Gregory W. Sullivan faces a Democratic primary challenge from political newcomer William J. McCarthy in the newly formed 12th Norfolk District covering Norwood and Westwood.

August 21, 1978August 19, 2026 georgenhs Housing, Norwood Housing Authority, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Housing Authority Overhauls Waiting List and Advances Shattuck School Redevelopment Project-August 21, 1978

The Norwood Housing Authority is streamlining its elderly housing waiting list to roughly 300 names while pushing forward with the 72-unit Shattuck School apartment development.

August 21, 1976August 20, 2026 georgenhs Airport, This Day In Norwood History

Vandalism Poses Constant Safety and Operational Concerns for Airport-August 21, 1976

Managing Norwood Airport comes with the persistent worry of vandalism, as Airport Manager Arnold Stymest contends with damaged runway lights, tampered navigational aids, and federal security risks.

August 21, 1976August 18, 2026 georgenhs Health & Medicine, This Day In Norwood History

Conrel Researcher Dr. T. William Brooks Pioneers Pheromone Systems to Combat Pests-August 21, 1976

Working at Conrel on West Border Road in Norwood, research chemist Dr. T. William Brooks is developing innovative synthetic pheromone systems to control agricultural pests without heavy pesticides.

August 21, 1974August 19, 2026 georgenhs Public Health, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Approves Final Draft of Buckmaster Pond Agreement With Westwood-August 21, 1974

The Norwood Board of Selectmen approved a final pact draft for Buckmaster Pond, retaining water rights dating to the 1880s while allowing Westwood recreational easements in exchange for full property maintenance.

August 21, 1974August 19, 2026 georgenhs Bars & Restaurants, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Selectmen Fight State Over Iron Horse Outdoor Liquor License-August 21, 1974

Norwood selectmen resist a state ABCC mandate to grant an outdoor liquor license to the Iron Horse's Mida Piazza Garden.

August 21, 1964August 19, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

John P. Piccirilli Appointed Acting Vice Principal of Norwood High School-August 21, 1964

Mathematics teacher John P. Piccirilli has been appointed acting vice principal of Norwood High School, stepping into the role to oversee discipline and curriculum for the 1964-1965 school year.

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