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July 17, 1985July 19, 2026 georgenhs Nature, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Conservation Commission Approves Father McAleer Playground Soccer Fields-July 17, 1985

With $110,000 in Town Meeting funding secured, the Recreation Department plans to complete the project within a year while creating new wetlands.

August 14, 1982August 12, 2026 georgenhs Seniors, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Senior Citizens Log Impressive Mileage in Walking Fitness Program-August 14, 1982

Sixteen Norwood seniors were honored by Recreation Director Robert Ivatts and William F. Butters for logging high mileage in a new walking fitness program.

July 1, 1977July 1, 2026 georgenhs Crime, Public Safety, This Day In Norwood History

Police Remove Youths From Vernon Street Pool After Storm Closure-ThisDayInNorwoodHistory-July1, 1977

Police were called to the Father MacAleer pool on Vernon Street after youths entered the facility following a thunderstorm-related closure.

August 17, 1976August 15, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Recreation, This Day In Norwood History

Hospital Study Committee Recommends Four Alternate Sites for Recreation Complex-August 17, 1976

If Norwood Hospital expands onto the Civic Center site, a study committee recommended four alternate locations for a new recreation complex, prioritizing an Olympic pool and comprehensive athletic facilities.

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