Federal Chapter 1 funding revived Norwood's summer remedial education program at the Cleveland School, combining academics with local field trips for 48 students.
Norwood Co-op Unveils “Community Pride Mural” by Renowned Artist Sidewalk Sam Celebrating Its Centenary-October 26, 1989
Celebrating its 100th anniversary, Norwood Co-operative Bank unveiled a 5-by-12-foot acrylic community mural painted by renowned artist Robert Guillemin, known as Sidewalk Sam.
High-Stakes Overhaul for the Historical Village Inn-This Day in Norwood History-June 28, 1978
A 1978 town hall showdown unloads a $100,000 renovation plan for The Village Inn amidst a staggering $700,000 municipal energy deficit.
Norwood Co-Operative Bank Prepares for Striking Move to Modern New Quarters at Central and Park Streets-October 4, 1976
As assets approach $55 million, the Norwood Co-Operative Bank prepares to move into a striking, modern $1 million headquarters at Central and Park Streets featuring an indoor garden.
24-Hour Deposit Service Now At Co-operative Bank-This Day in Norwood History-January 25, 1962
LINE FORMS ON THE RIGHT at the new 24 hour depository Installed on the Guild street side at the Norwood Co-operative Bank. Left to right: President Kenneth W. Tatro holds … Continue reading 24-Hour Deposit Service Now At Co-operative Bank-This Day in Norwood History-January 25, 1962
Talk of the Town-July 18, 1957
Rep. Charles Holman (R-Norwood) created a significant stir within the Massachusetts House of Representatives during the ongoing, high-stakes debate regarding the proposed sales tax bill. In a moment that energized … Continue reading Talk of the Town-July 18, 1957
Norwood Bank Reaches $15 Million Mark-This Day in Norwood History-April 21, 1955
Norwood’s First Bank Is Largest Massachusetts Co-operative Bank Located Outside A Metropolitan Trading Area The Norwood Co-Operative Bank, Norwood’s first bank, established in 1889, has set another milestone with the … Continue reading Norwood Bank Reaches $15 Million Mark-This Day in Norwood History-April 21, 1955
Talk of the Town-June 9, 1905
Norwood enters June with a lively civic spirit — from Fourth of July planning and band concerts to church observances, business changes, and a bustling calendar of social gatherings. The … Continue reading Talk of the Town-June 9, 1905