Quontay Turner, owner of The Emerald City Plant Shop on Washington Street, for her business success and community leadership.
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.
Norwood Restaurant Spotlight: Sean Lyons of Conrad’s-July 25, 2014
On July 25, 2014, Sean Lyons shared his journey from server to manager at Conrad’s Restaurant and Bar in Norwood, highlighting steak tips, customer service, and community ties.
Car Crashes Into Three Downtown Norwood Stores-August 11, 1993
A 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue driven by retired firefighter James F. Maroney jumped the Washington Street curb, damaging Garber Travel, Hill Jewelers, and the Cheerio of Norwood gift shop.
South Norwood Business Task Force Launches Ambitious Revitalization and Beautification Plan-July 23, 1993
Back in July 1993, local business owners and residents in South Norwood were dreaming big about transforming Washington Street into a vibrant, bustling destination complete with outdoor cafes and colorful awnings!
The Coasters Thrill Crowd of 4,000 on Norwood Town Common for Summer Music Series-August 13, 1992
Drawing 4,000 fans to the town common, legendary vocal group The Coasters headlined the Norwood Arts Council's Summerfest series with classic doo-wop hits.
Norwood Declares War On Adult Videotapes-June 18, 1991
Video Store Owner Faces Obscenity Charge In New England's First Technological Front Crackdown For the first time in New England, a town has charged a video store with obscenity for … Continue reading Norwood Declares War On Adult Videotapes-June 18, 1991
Video Store Accused of Obscenity-June 15, 1991
A retail standoff over adult films brings First Amendment debates and divided reactions from local selectmen directly into Dedham District Court.
Norwood Lions Club Playground Fund Nears $20,000 Goal Following $5,000 Bank of Boston Donation-August 7, 1989
Boosted by a $5,000 donation from the Bank of Boston, the Norwood Lions Club's fundraising campaign for a new Bond Street toddler playground reached within $55 of its $20,000 goal.
Fortuneteller Miller Plans Lawsuit Against Norwood Following License Denial-July 13, 1989
Selectman Gary Lee led the opposition, citing concerns about the occult, while Miller argued the denial violated her civil rights.