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August 8, 1994August 6, 2026 georgenhs Nature, This Day In Norwood History

National Guard Cleans Abandoned Cars Out of Neponset River in Norwood-August 8, 1994

Teaming up with the Canton Rotary Club's Adopt-A-Stream Program, a 10-member National Guard engineering unit used heavy equipment and chainsaws to pull six rusted vehicles out of the Neponset River off Route 1.

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

Norwood Hospital to Lease Two Rooms in Former Aaron Guild School for Childbirth Education Program-August 14, 1982

Norwood Hospital reached an agreement with selectmen to rent two rooms in the former Aaron Guild School on Washington Street for a new childbirth education program.

July 28, 1979July 26, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History, Transportation

The Good Old Days on the Trolley-July 28, 1979

Lifelong Norwood resident and trolley historian Carl L. Smith reflected on the golden age of electric street railways, scenic cross-country routes, and freight delivery.

August 5, 1976August 4, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Hospital, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Hospital, State Discuss Foxboro State Hospital-August 5, 1976

Negotiations between Norwood Hospital and the Department of Mental Health over utilizing Foxboro State Hospital buildings have stalled, leaving the state land use committee waiting for finalized plans.

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