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Morse Street Bridge Struck By Moving Truck-October 15, 2022
Morse Street Bridge Struck By Moving Truck-This Day In Norwood History-October 15, 2022
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Norwood High School Renovation Plans Scrapped in Favor of New Building-October 15, 2005
Facing accreditation warnings and failing infrastructure, Norwood’s School Facility Task Force votes overwhelmingly to pursue a new high school building.
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Denise Carroll’s Hat Trick Propels Undefeated Norwood Field Hockey Past Wellesley 4-0-October 15, 1992
Paced by Denise Carroll’s three goals, Norwood High School field hockey improves to 7-0-3 with a commanding 4-0 shutout win over Wellesley.
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Norwood Mustangs Rally Past Needham 20-14 with Last-Minute Heroics-October 15, 1990
Norwood football rallies from a 14-0 hole with two touchdowns in the final minute of the first half and a late 48-yard run by Brian Gugliotta to edge Needham 20-14.
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Two Planes Involved in Separate Incidents at Norwood Airport-October 15, 1985
Two separate aircraft incidents at Norwood Airport leave pilots with minor injuries after a vintage biplane loses power in the woods and an amphibian skids on its hull.
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Selectmen Approve High School as Site for New Local Cable Television Studio-October 15, 1983
Overcoming earlier anxieties regarding municipal oversight and public accessibility, the Board of Selectmen voted 4 to 1 on Wednesday night to authorize the construction of a new local cable television studio inside Norwood High School. Protecting Public Access and Licensing Authority The decision came after Selectman John F. Kinnaly reported receiving firm assurances from school…
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New England Home for Little Wanderers Fights to Keep Norwood Foster Program for Teenage Girls-October 15, 1982
Facing a cease and desist order from the building inspector, the New England Home for Little Wanderers appeals to keep its teenage foster home on Walpole Street.
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Norwood Selectmen Explore Third Outdoor Swimming Pool at Prescott Elementary School-October 15, 1981
Following the defeat of the Guild-Civic Center proposal, Norwood selectmen study a new outdoor pool for District 9 and explore regional YMCA collaboration with Walpole.
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Junior High South Approves ‘Project Adventure’ Obstacle Course Gym Class-October 15, 1981
Junior High South introduces “Project Adventure,” an outdoor physical education obstacle course designed to build teamwork and move away from competitive sports.
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7-Eleven Store Owners File Lawsuit Over 24-Hour Operating Permit-October 15, 1979
Owners of Norwood’s 7-Eleven store file a Norfolk Superior Court lawsuit seeking an injunction against selectmen attempting to revoke their 24-hour retail permit
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