⠀ A dilapidated 19th-century Victorian mansion at 46 Pleasant Street in Norwood has been brilliantly restored by owners Jacinta Murphy and Jim Murray, complete with eye-catching lion and unicorn statues.
Transplanted Flagpole Finds New Home at Alfred H. Doherty Playground on Sumner Street-August 13, 1984
Donated by Charles and Mildred O'Malia, a refurbished 20-foot flagpole originally built in New Hampshire now graces the Alfred H. Doherty Playground on Sumner Street.
Do-or-die for Norwood-July 28, 1979
Norwood's Babe Ruth All-Star baseball team dropped a 10-3 decision to Saugus at Somerville's Trum Field, forcing a deciding game for the regional tournament berth.
Waldo Nason Is Retired, But Not Really-July 29, 1975
At 67, retired Raytheon engineer Waldo H. Nason volunteers his time driving Norwood's senior citizen mini-bus while remaining active in local politics.
Norwood Junior and Senior High School Musicians Embark on Annual Summer Band Camp Retreat-August 23, 1971
Approximately 150 Norwood junior and senior high school musicians traveled to Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, N.H., for a week of intensive band practice and camp activities sponsored by the Music Association.