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September 21, 1983September 17, 2026 georgenhs Infrastrcture, Streets, This Day In Norwood History

Closed for Years, Repaved Section of Bond Street Set to Reopen-September 21, 1983

Norwood selectmen order the reopening of a closed, repaved section of Bond Street and review upcoming town meeting warrant proposals for Route 1 reconstruction.

July 20, 1981July 19, 2026 georgenhs Uncategorized

Talk of the Town-July 20, 1981

Christi McKeen Her Summer Work Is Placing Stray Animals ❦ ❖ ❦ If you're in the market for a dog, cat, or even a seagull, Christi McKeen is the person … Continue reading Talk of the Town-July 20, 1981

Animal control officer leaning out truck window calling to a dog running away with leash
July 10, 1981July 26, 2026 georgenhs Animal Control, This Day In Norwood History

Frank Rodak Manages Norwood’s Summer Animal Control Rush-July 10, 1981

On July 10, 1981, Norwood’s first full-time animal control officer, Frank Rodak, reported that the summer season significantly increased the demands of his position. ⠀ Rodak, a former house painter … Continue reading Frank Rodak Manages Norwood’s Summer Animal Control Rush-July 10, 1981

August 20, 1980August 17, 2026 georgenhs Politics, This Day In Norwood History

Town Officials Warn of Disastrous Cuts from Proposed Proposition 2 1/2-August 20, 1980

Facing a potential $3 million budget shortfall, Norwood town officials are mobilizing an educational campaign to warn residents about the severe municipal cuts threatened by Proposition 2 1/2.

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