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Caritas Norwood Hospital Posts Record $9 Million Deficit Amid Industry Pressures and Parent System Absorption-August 8, 2000
Facing industry-wide pressures and declining patient stays, Caritas Norwood Hospital reported a record $9 million deficit, which was absorbed by parent network Caritas Christi Catholic Health System.
National Guard Cleans Abandoned Cars Out of Neponset River in Norwood-August 8, 1994
Teaming up with the Canton Rotary Club's Adopt-A-Stream Program, a 10-member National Guard engineering unit used heavy equipment and chainsaws to pull six rusted vehicles out of the Neponset River off Route 1.
Daniel E. Callahan Jr., 82, Former Selectman and Longtime Norwood Merchant-August 8, 1992
Daniel E. Callahan Jr., 82, a lifelong Norwood resident, former town selectman, and staple of the local business community who operated Callahan's Furniture for half a century, passed away Thursday at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Two Norwood Restaurants Lock Legal Horns Over Town’s Final Available Liquor License-August 8, 1990
With competing applications from O'Toole's on Carnegie Row and The Great American Pub off Route 1, Norwood selectmen voted 3-1 to proceed with hearings despite legal threats from rival attorneys over zoning technicalities.
Norwood Selectmen Approve Sahra Middle Eastern Restaurant at Route 1 and Dean Street-August 8, 1990
One year after rejecting a Taco Bell fast-food chain at the corner of Dean Street and Route 1, Norwood selectmen voted 4-1 to approve John Malouf's family-run Middle Eastern restaurant, Sahra.
Norwood Fire Chief Thomas Barry Declares Simoni Flowers Fire Arson Based on New Evidence-August 8, 1990
Disputing state inconclusive findings, Norwood Fire Chief Thomas Barry stated that multiple accelerant pours, a tripped burglar alarm, and video footage confirm the July 13 fire at Simoni Flowers was arson.
Andrew B. Boch, 80, Automobile Dealer and Route 1 Automotive Pioneer-August 8, 1985
Andrew B. Boch, founder of Norwood's pioneering Route 1 automotive dealerships and patriarch of a legendary New England business family, died at age 80.
Norwood School Officials Weigh Alternatives as Renovation Delays Threaten High School Opening-August 8, 1985
Norwood school officials discussed seven alternatives for opening day if $5 million high school renovations are not finished, while firmly rejecting double sessions.
Norwood Prepares for American Legion Baseball Rubber Match-August 8, 1985
Norwood prepares to face Lawrence in a winner-take-all American Legion baseball rubber match at Balch Field after splitting the first two playoff games.