Butters Criticizes State on Pub License Suspension-July 14, 1994

In July of 1983, a controversy emerged between Conrad’s pub on Guild Street and the state’s Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission (ABCC) after the commission issued a 10‑day license suspension, effective … Continue reading Butters Criticizes State on Pub License Suspension-July 14, 1994

Electricity Receipts Could Soften Tax Blow-July 15, 1988

Norwood officials reviewed the town’s financial outlook and found a rare bright spot amid rising municipal costs. Norwood officials reviewed the town’s financial outlook and found a rare bright spot … Continue reading Electricity Receipts Could Soften Tax Blow-July 15, 1988

On July 14, 1988, Norwood’s long‑term effort to acquire nearly 300 acres of open space reached a critical moment as selectmen convened an emergency evening meeting at town hall. The … Continue reading Norwood Selectmen Meet on Bird Land Purchase-July 14, 1988

Norwood was abuzz with news of a local institution facing scrutiny from state and local authorities regarding its incinerator standards. Norwood Hospital, a stalwart presence in the community for decades, … Continue reading Norwood Hospital Warned About Incinerator Standards – July 14, 1983

In July 1965, Norwood officials debated whether the police department should begin using trained police dogs. Police Chief James Murphy described the idea as “a progressive move,” but questioned whether … Continue reading Use of Police Dogs in Norwood Questioned-July 15, 1965