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August 24, 1988August 21, 2026 georgenhs Public Safety, This Day In Norwood History

Study Warns Chemicals and Leaking Sewers Threaten Drinking Water Wells-August 24, 1988

A two-year DEQE study reveals that industrial chemicals and leaky sewer pipes threaten drinking water wells serving Canton, Norwood, Dedham, and Westwood.

August 7, 1986August 5, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Selectmen Oppose Cablevision’s Proposed Rate Hike-August 7, 1986

Faced with a proposed 32 percent rate hike by Adams Russell Cablevision that would boost "Supercable" packages from $7.50 to $14.50 monthly, Norwood selectmen scheduled a public hearing at Junior High South.

August 13, 1985August 12, 2026 georgenhs Arts & Culture, Arts and Culture, Norwood Recreation, This Day In Norwood History

Local Artists Paint Fitness Mural at Civic Recreation Center-August 13, 1985

Norwood High graduates Robert Morrissey and Jim McCue painted an anatomical mural at the Civic Recreation Center's Nautilus room on Nahatan Street.

August 7, 1985August 5, 2026 georgenhs Fire Department, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Selectmen Blast Fire Department Over Malfunctioning Hydrants-August 7, 1985

Following three malfunctioning hydrants that severely hampered firefighting efforts at a Walnut Avenue garage blaze, selectmen demanded answers from Fire Chief Thomas Barry and public works officials.

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