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Aaron Guild School Norwood Mass
August 6, 1979August 4, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Rep. Sullivan Proposes Guild School as Multi-Purpose Elderly Center-August 6, 1979

Following setbacks in acquiring the Norwood Armory, State Rep. Gregory W. Sullivan proposed converting the surplus Aaron Guild School into a federally funded multi-purpose center for the town's seniors.

August 1, 1979July 30, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Aaron Guild School Leased to Norwood CETA Consortium and EdCo for One Year-August 1, 1979

Norwood selectmen voted unanimously to lease the closed Aaron Guild School for one year to the Norwood CETA Consortium and the Educational Collaborative of Greater Boston (EdCo) for $148,000.

July 26, 1979July 26, 2026 georgenhs people, This Day In Norwood History, Town Manager

Former Norwood Town Manager John Mogan Reflects on New Life in Delaware-July 26, 1979

Former Norwood town manager John Mogan reflected on his new life as city manager in Dover, Delaware, following his resignation and daughter's wedding.

September 27, 1978September 19, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History, Town Manager

State DPW Commissioner John J. Carroll Expected to Be Offered Norwood Town Manager Post-September 27, 1978

Norwood selectmen prepare to interview State DPW Commissioner John J. Carroll for the vacant town manager post following the departure of John P. Mogan.

September 14, 1978September 17, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

David W. Wall Enters Oct. 24 Special Election Race for Father’s Late Seat on Board of Selectmen-September 14, 1978

David W. Wall announces his candidacy for his late father Joseph W. Wall's seat on the Board of Selectmen in the Oct. 24 special election.

August 30, 1978August 30, 2026 georgenhs Politics, This Day In Norwood History

League of Women Voters Urges High Turnout for School Committee Recall Election-August 30, 1978

The League of Women Voters calls on Norwood residents to vote in Tuesday's historic school committee recall election, the first in 30 years.

August 29, 1978August 30, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History, Town Manager

Town Manager John P. Mogan Resigns Abruptly During Special Town Meeting-August 29, 1978

Town Manager John P. Mogan stuns a special town meeting by announcing his resignation, citing policy differences with the Board of Selectmen after six years in office.

August 29, 1978August 30, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Special Town Meeting Restores $335,000 to School Budget-August 29, 1978

Heeding urgent warnings from school officials that classrooms could not open safely without the funds, a special town meeting last night voted by clear voice votes to restore $335,000 of … Continue reading Special Town Meeting Restores $335,000 to School Budget-August 29, 1978

August 28, 1978August 26, 2026 georgenhs School Committee, This Day In Norwood History

Second Recall Petition Filed Against Four Norwood School Committee Members-August 28, 1978

A second wave of recall petitions targets four Norwood school committee members over budget cuts, following an initial recall vote scheduled for September 5.

August 28, 1978August 26, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Survey Shows Voters Engaged Ahead of School Committee Recall Election-August 28, 1978

A random resident survey shows Norwood voters are closely following the September 5 school committee recall election, though most remain undecided on candidates and budget cuts.

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