Norwood Teachers’ Morale Hit Low Point-July 18, 1990

he summer of 1990 was a tumultuous time for the educators of Norwood, Massachusetts. As the new school year approached, the morale among teachers had reached an all-time low. According … Continue reading Norwood Teachers’ Morale Hit Low Point-July 18, 1990

Students to Face Stiffer Standards-July 18, 1990

In 1990 the town of Norwood was on the cusp of a significant change in its educational system. The school administration, led by Superintendent Louis J. Taris, had been studying … Continue reading Students to Face Stiffer Standards-July 18, 1990

Webber, Mogan See No Conflict In Holding Dump Job, Board Post-July 18, 1977

Norwood was abuzz with controversy in the sweltering summer of 1977. At the epicenter of this maelstrom was Kenneth E. Webber, a stalwart employee of the Department of Public Works … Continue reading Webber, Mogan See No Conflict In Holding Dump Job, Board Post-July 18, 1977

Selectmen Reject Recall Petition-July 18, 1974

Against Finance Commissioner George Elias The selectmen in Norwood have rejected a recall petition against first-year Finance Commissioner George Elias. The decision was made at a special meeting on July … Continue reading Selectmen Reject Recall Petition-July 18, 1974

Indian Chief and Son to Visit Morrill Memorial Library-July 18, 1974

The summer months in Norwood , Massachusetts, were always a time for excitement and learning, especially for the children participating in the summer reading program at the Morrill Memorial Library. … Continue reading Indian Chief and Son to Visit Morrill Memorial Library-July 18, 1974

Harry Butters Of Norwood, Was Selectman For 37 Years-July 18, 1969

Harry B. Butters, a stalwart figure in Norfolk County politics for nearly four decades, passed away on July 17, 1969, at the Massachusetts General Hospital due to complications arising from … Continue reading Harry Butters Of Norwood, Was Selectman For 37 Years-July 18, 1969

Norwood Arena Unveils New $200,000 Drag Strip-July 21, 1967

The Norwood Arena officially opened a new $200,000 quarter-mile drag strip, known as the Norwood Drags, featuring competitive racing across four divisions.

Norwood Hospital: Medical Technology School Is Approved-July 18, 1963

The year was 1963, and the town of Norwood was abuzz with excitement as it welcomed a new addition to its esteemed medical community – the Medical Technology School at … Continue reading Norwood Hospital: Medical Technology School Is Approved-July 18, 1963

Area School Boards Will Bow to Bible, Prayer Ban-This Day in Norwood History-July 18, 1963

This Day in Norwood History-July 18, 1963-Area School Boards Will Bow to Bible, Prayer Ban

Death Knell Sounded For Old Village Hall-This Day in Norwood History-July 18, 1963

This Day in Norwood History-July 18, 1963-Death Knell Sounded For Old Village Hall