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Bon Caldo Brings Regional Italian Dining and Wood-Fired Flavors to Route 1-October 27, 2004
Virginia Hayes reviews Bon Caldo at 1381 Route 1 in Norwood, highlighting chef Vincent Cosgrove’s regional Italian wood-grilled menu, elegant atmosphere, and standout dishes.
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Washington Street Partnership Discusses Future of Downtown Anchor Kline’s Department Store-October 27, 1994
Facing the potential year-end closure of longtime anchor Kline’s department store, the Norwood Washington Street Partnership and landlord Donald Malkin discussed downtown revitalization strategies.
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Highland Cemetery Nearing Full Capacity, DPW Superintendent Warns-October 27, 1993
Warning that Highland Cemetery will be full in three years, DPW Superintendent Joseph Welch plans to ask town meeting for $60,000 to develop 400 new burial lots on Veterans Road.
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Norwood Elementary Schools Face Severe Overcrowding as Cleveland Teacher Works Out of Storage Closet-October 27, 1987
Profiled by The Patriot Ledger, Cleveland Elementary computer teacher Barbara Lanzoni works out of a storage closet while Norwood elementary schools grapple with rising enrollment and space shortages.
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Selectman Walter J. Dempsey Urges District 9 Residents to Lobby for Proposed Outdoor Pool-October 27, 1981
Following a 3-2 selectmen vote defeating a resident survey, Walter J. Dempsey called on District 9 residents to lobby for an affordable outdoor pool instead of a $2.2M indoor facility.
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Norwood Defeats Walpole 6–0 in Defensive Battle to Take Sole Possession of First Place-October 27, 1980
Powered by Paul Dyer’s stellar defense and a second-quarter touchdown pass to Joe Pusateri, Norwood defeated Walpole 6-0 to capture sole possession of first place in the BSL.
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Temple Shaare Tefilah Welcomes Rabbi Moshe Birnbaum as New Spiritual Leader-October 27, 1977
Profiled by The Patriot Ledger, 30-year-old Rabbi Moshe Birnbaum brings international experience, scholarly background, and a focus on family continuity to Norwood’s Temple Shaare Tefilah.
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Town Counsel Clarifies Legal Path for Norwood Hospital Purchase of Civic Center Property-October 27, 1976
Town Counsel Justin C. Barton confirmed no legal barrier prevents selling the Civic Center to Norwood Hospital, resolving questions over veterans’ fund memorial trusts.
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Norwood to Test Computer Voting System for Upcoming Town Meeting Election Involving All 202 Seats—October 27, 1975
Facing an unprecedented election where all 202 town meeting seats are up for grabs, Town Clerk Bartley Connolly arranged to test computer voting machines from Electronic Voting Machine Corp.
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Norwood Launches Training Program to Prepare New Generation of Carillonneurs for Town Hall’s Historic Bells-October 27, 1972
Spearheaded by Walter J. Dempsey and A. Franklin Swift Jr., Norwood has selected 17 high school students to train as carillonneurs for the town hall’s historic 1928 bell tower.
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