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Tag: construction history

August 21, 1985August 18, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, School Construction, This Day In Norwood History

High School Students to Relocate to Vacant Junior High School North-August 21, 1985

Citing extensive construction delays by Anchor Construction Co., Norwood school officials voted to move nearly 950 high school students to Junior High School North for the start of the school year.

August 20, 1969August 18, 2026 georgenhs School Construction, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Junior High School to Institute Double Sessions This Fall-August 20, 1969

Citing equipment and installation delays that will keep Junior High School North closed until November, the Norwood school board voted to implement double sessions at the old facility.

August 14, 1967August 12, 2026 georgenhs Housing, This Day In Norwood History

Building Permits Double Over Previous Year as Construction Rebounds from 1966 Low-August 14, 1967

Bolstered by available mortgage money and a major Star Market warehouse permit, Norwood building valuation reached $2.25 million for the first half of 1967, outpacing the previous year.

August 20, 1963August 18, 2026 georgenhs School Construction, This Day In Norwood History

Oldham Building Committee Demands Immediate Action Over Construction Delays and Poor Workmanship-August 20, 1963

Citing roof leaks, unground floors, and poor workmanship, the Oldham School Building Committee confronted general contractor Edward Goverman and called in bonding company representatives.

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