The Board of Selectmen at Tuesday night’s meeting approved Police Chief Thomas Lydon’s recommendation that Cottage Street, from Washington Street to Central Street, be retained as a one-way street. A thirty-day trial period (December 13 to January 13) with the street as a one-way had been recommended by the Chief and approved by the Selectmen.
Selectman Clement A. Riley felt it was awkward to have two oneway streets so close together and the Board voted to approve his motion that the Police Chief be asked to study the project, keep Cottage Street a one-way and give special consideration to returning Day Street to a two-way street.
THIS DAY IN NORWOOD HISTORY
April Issue Of Magazine Carries Story Of Norwood-This Day in Norwood History-April 10, 1953
The April edition of “Contact”, a publication of the New England Electric System of which the Norwood Gas Company is a member, carries a feature story on Norwood. Nahatan St Looking West toward Washington St, Late 1940’s (Norwood Historical Society…
Children in Theatre Calm As Norwood Fire Is Quenched-This Day In Norwood History-April 12, 1943
Ad for the April 11, 1943 show at the Guild Theatre More than 500 children attending the matinee performance at the Guild Theatre, Washington st., Norwood sq„ sat calmly in their seats to-day when smoke from a fire in an…
New Nahatan Drug Store Stresses Quality, Savings-This Day in Norwood History-April 12, 1962
A giant three-day grand-opening sale is now in progress at the new Nahatan Drug Store at the Star Market Shopping Center in Norwood. Low prices and high quality are the policy of this new Walgreen Agency Store, and shoppers can…
New Control Tower Will Ease Norwood’s Air Traffic-This Day In Norwood History-April 12, 1970
NORWOOD — Traffic-load statistics at Norwood Airport, one of the busiest of its size in the country, may reflect nearly 600,000 takeoffs and landings this year. A long-needed traffic-control tower will go into operation, thanks to a rare instance of…
Events Dust Off The Life And Art Of Once-Renowned Photographer F. Holland Day-This Day In Norwood History-April 6, 1997
Discussing next Sunday’s open house at the F. Holland Day House, home to the Norwood Historical Society, are (from left) Maureen Graney, John Grove, Jean Detrick, Patricia Fanning, and Barbara Rand. GLOBE STAFF PHOTO / SUZANNE KRElTER NORWOOD – Once…