August 9 has it all — floods, courtroom drama, zoning battles, sports glory, and even hang gliding over Norwood. Here’s your full rundown of today’s stories:
This Day in Norwood History-August 8
rom local healthcare milestones, dramatic town emergency responses, heated town hall debates, and tributes to prominent local figures, today’s lineup pulls back the curtain on over a century of local headlines.
Norwood Scrapbook: July 31
Discover historic Norwood, MA snapshots from July 31, including 1950s Norwood Arena racing, bird-nest fires in 1963, and 1980s local clambake fundraisers.
On August 31
🏥 In 1926, Norwood proudly invited the public to inspect its new hospital, a symbol of civic advancement.🚒 In 1945, an 85-foot aerial ladder truck boosted the town’s firefighting capabilities.🇺🇸 … Continue reading On August 31
On August 30
🗞️ Norwood Highlights Through the Years Lifeguards wrap up summer at Hawes Pool; Ortins cops local softball title. A Norwood man trains with Harbor Defense. Over 500 attend hospital dedication. … Continue reading On August 30
On August 26
Norwood’s Civic Spirit and Community Pride (1898–1964) From military service to musical heritage, Norwood’s story is one of dedication and resilience. In 1898, local men joined the Spanish-American War, and … Continue reading On August 26
On August 25
🕰️ Norwood moments through the decades: From Hurricane Diane’s 1955 deluge to thrilling stock car races and a dramatic fan injury at Norwood Arena. Students rallied for the Jimmy Fund, … Continue reading On August 25
On August 24
🗓️ August 24 in Norwood History: From a 1920 auto chase to a 2022 hospital demolition, today marks milestones in civic growth, sports, education, and community pride. Highlights include the … Continue reading On August 24
On August 23
On August 23 in Norwood history: Hawes Pool was dedicated (1936), the Draper Building began demolition (2022), and the local telegraph office linked to the world’s first “electrical brain” (1948). From wild auto chases (1920) to zoning shifts, class reunions, and gridiron glory—this day spans civic pride, innovation, and community milestones.
On July 15
July 15 in Norwood has been a day of dramatic change, sweet new beginnings, and heartfelt generosity. From historical demolitions and unexpected bomb scares to new churches and ice cream … Continue reading On July 15