The Registry of Motor Vehicles announces plans to reopen a limited-service branch in Norwood by mid-October exclusively for administering driver road tests.
AutoMile Dealers Seek Satellite Partnership After Registry Office Shutdown-June 22, 1991
State budget cuts trigger the loss of a major downtown automotive service, launching a unique privatization battle at the Civic Center.
Employees and Customers Lament Closing of Norwood RMV-April 12, 1991
On April 12, 1991, the usually brisk pace inside Norwood’s Registry of Motor Vehicles slowed to a crawl - not because of inefficiency, but because no one wanted the day … Continue reading Employees and Customers Lament Closing of Norwood RMV-April 12, 1991
Norwood RMV Branch Slated to Reopen Following Public Outcry Over Sudden Closure-August 20, 1981
Responding to fierce public backlash over Gov. Edward J. King's cost-cutting closures, state officials announced that the Norwood RMV branch in the National Guard Armory could reopen after Labor Day.
Norwood Registry of Motor Vehicles Branch Slated for Closure Under State Budget Cuts-July 24, 1981
On July 24, 1981, The Patriot Ledger reported that despite previous plans to expand its operating hours for the summer, the local branch office of the Registry of Motor Vehicles … Continue reading Norwood Registry of Motor Vehicles Branch Slated for Closure Under State Budget Cuts-July 24, 1981
Selectmen To Decide On Registry Use For Old Fire Station-June 22, 1978
A prominent municipal landmark faces a structural conversion choice as state automotive administrators eye downtown space.
Old Fire Station Considered For Registry Office-June 23, 1970
Selectmen review conversion estimates to transform the historic Central and Nahatan street property into an RMV branch.