Turning a wasteland into parkland The neglected patch of grass and weeds in front of the woods and marsh at the end of Vanderbilt Avenue in Norwood hardly looks like … Continue reading Us Funds Would Help Create Trails, Recreation Areas On 90 Acres Along The Neponset-June 23, 2005
Ernie Boch, an icon of Greater Boston auto sales who transformed the Route 1 Auto Mile, passed away at his Martha's Vineyard home.
Standing at the intersection of Washington and Nahantan Streets in downtown Norwood is a wholesome experience. In a less flamboyant way, it's like being at Fenway Park on the day … Continue reading Norwood-A Mixture of Residential, Commercial Areas-March 1, 1997
State budget cuts trigger the loss of a major downtown automotive service, launching a unique privatization battle at the Civic Center.
From founding the Norwood Airport to developing the Route 1 Automile, a local titan receives state and corporate honors.
General Motors Executives Gather to Celebrate Norwood Auto Company's 50th Anniversary and Modern Facility Opening Norwood Auto Company, marking its 50th anniversary, was the scene of grand opening festivities with, … Continue reading Norwood Auto Gets New Showroom-June 16, 1971
After odometer incident Dealer boosts ‘truth in used cars' ERNEST BOCHUrges “Title Law” Somehow you would think that Ernie Boch would want to eliminate the word ‘odometer” from his vocabulary. … Continue reading Full Disclosure At Boch Dealerships-March 22, 1970
Discover the 1966 legislative campaign to establish a Registry of Motor Vehicles office in Norwood, aiming to serve over 165,000 area residents.
6 Firms, 1500 Cars Ready for Holiday Automobiles, like ether commodities, can now be bought in suburban shopping centers. The newest and most interesting of automotive shopping centers is located … Continue reading February 19, 1961-Norwood’s Suburban Auto Center Busy
