Campers at Father Mac's Field practiced passing a surfboard as part of Norwood Recreation's rehearsal for a Guinness World Record attempt slated for Norwood Day on September 17.
Norwood 14-Year-Old All-Stars Enter State Championship Tournament Riding Nine-Game Winning Streak-August 18, 2005
Riding a nine-game win streak, Norwood's 14-year-old all-star baseball team prepares to face Pittsfield for the state title at Adams Field under coach Joe Jacobs.
Girl, 14, on Way to School is Killed by Car-September 11, 2004
A tragic morning accident claims the life of 14-year-old Norwood High freshman Allison White, plunging the school community and town into deep mourning.
Caritas Norwood Hospital Posts Record $9 Million Deficit Amid Industry Pressures and Parent System Absorption-August 8, 2000
Facing industry-wide pressures and declining patient stays, Caritas Norwood Hospital reported a record $9 million deficit, which was absorbed by parent network Caritas Christi Catholic Health System.
Nazi War Crimes Trial Opens in Lithuania for Former Norwood Resident Aleksandras Lileikis-September 8, 1998
Former Norwood resident Aleksandras Lileikis goes on trial in Vilnius, Lithuania, in the first Nazi war crimes prosecution in the former Soviet Union.
Frank Simoni, Prominent Developer, Veteran, and Philanthropist, Passes Away at 80-September 29, 1997
Frank R. Simoni, prominent Route 1 developer, golf course creator, WWII veteran, and philanthropist, passes away at age 80.
WWII Bombers Bring Back Glory Days for Aging Veterans at Norwood Airport-September 22, 1997
More than 2,000 visitors and World War II veterans gather at Norwood Airport to view historic B-24 and B-25 bombers and share wartime memories.
Restored World War II B-17 and B-24 Bombers on Display at Norwood Airport-September 19, 1997
Restored World War II B-17 and B-24 bombers brought by the Collings Foundation go on display this weekend at Norwood Airport's Wiggins Terminal.
State Forces Delay in Sale of Norwood and Southwood Hospitals-September 5, 1997
State regulators have forced a delay in the proposed $58 million acquisition of Neponset Valley Health System—which operates Norwood and Southwood hospitals—by for-profit giant Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp., making it unlikely … Continue reading State Forces Delay in Sale of Norwood and Southwood Hospitals-September 5, 1997
Norwood Cat “Ginger” Saved After Car Accident-August 30, 1997
An elderly Norwood woman's cat, Ginger, survives a car accident and costly leg surgery thanks to a mix-up by two neighbors, the Neponset Valley Humane Society, and community kindness.