Norwood selectmen continue public hearings on a proposed 585-seat Ground Round restaurant at the former Harp & Bard site on Route 1 amid complex legal and licensing debates.
Selectmen Deny Permit for Central Street Youth Club Over Police Chief Objections-September 8, 1971
The Board of Selectmen unanimously denies a permit for a proposed Central Street youth club following a negative report and delinquency concerns raised by Police Chief James M. Murphy.
District 9 Betterment Association Discusses Phasing Out Norwood Arena and Local Development Issues-October 24, 1968
Meeting with local officials and legislative candidates, the District 9 Betterment Association explored phasing out the Norwood Arena, curbing noise, and managing town airport and zoning growth.
140 Citizens Attend League of Women Voters Candidates Night at Norwood Junior High School-October 4, 1968
Approximately 140 citizens attend a League of Women Voters candidates night at Norwood Junior High School to hear state and county hopefuls debate welfare, veterans' preferences, and government size.
Norwood Commuting Hearing Requested-June 26, 1968
Planners present data showing a two-dollar weekly savings per rider, while state lawmakers scramble to pass emergency MBTA subsidy extensions.
Star Market Breaks Ground For Norwood Distribution Center-June 14, 1967
A grocery powerhouse selects a prime 55-acre parcel near Route 1 and the railroad, launching a massive development project that required 50 town meetings to approve.
Prominent Norwood Civic Leader and Philanthropist Dr. Lewis J. Danovitch Passes Away at 65-October 21, 1966
A Lifelong Dedication to Dentistry and Community Leadership Dr. Lewis J. Danovitch, 65, of 62 Walpole St.—a prominent philanthropist, civic leader, and longtime dentist—died yesterday at Norwood Hospital following a … Continue reading Prominent Norwood Civic Leader and Philanthropist Dr. Lewis J. Danovitch Passes Away at 65-October 21, 1966
Bill Would Create Registry Office In Norwood-July 8, 1966
Discover the 1966 legislative campaign to establish a Registry of Motor Vehicles office in Norwood, aiming to serve over 165,000 area residents.