This Day In Norwood History-October 7

Moderna Therapeutics to Establish Manufacturing Facility in Norwood-October 7, 2016

Campanelli, a company specializing in commercial real estate development, acquisition, and construction management, in collaboration with the private equity firm TriGate Capital, has recently announced a significant development. A 15-year, full-building lease agreement with renewal options has been signed with Moderna Therapeutics at Upland in Norwood. Moderna intends to establish an mRNA clinical manufacturing facility…
English Artisans Begin Restoring Norwood Town Hall’s 50-Bell Carillon After Five-Year Silence-October 7, 1983

Two English artisans from John Taylor & Co. begin a $29,000 project to restore Norwood Town Hall’s 50-bell carillon after a five-year silence.
Legendary Norwood High Hockey Coach Don Wheeler Resigns After 18 Years-October 7, 1980

Legendary Norwood High School hockey coach Don Wheeler resigns after 18 years, citing budget cuts that slashed freshman teams and ice time.
Norwood Seniors Have a Ball at Concannon’s Village-October 7, 1976

Nearly 300 Norwood seniors celebrate in style at the annual Senior Citizens’ Ball at Concannon’s Village, featuring live music, dancing, and local dignitaries.
School Department ‘Finds’ Budget Funds to Restore Field Trips-October 7, 1976

Norwood school business manager Lawrence S. Canter finds $18,577 in internal budget savings to restore student field trips after town meeting cuts.
Quality is The Main Ingredient: Inside the Henry O. Peabody School Culinary Arts Program-October 7, 1974

An inside look at the Henry O. Peabody School culinary arts program under instructor Richard J. Camire, featuring affordable student-cooked meals and a popular public bakery.
Norwood High Mustangs Crush Needham as Six Different Players Score-October 7, 1974

Norwood High School football crushes Needham 41-7 behind balanced scoring from six different players and 472 yards of total offense.
Norwood’s Pioneer Aviator H. Roy Waite Happily Back in His Restored Chair at Norwood Airport-October 7, 1972

87-year-old pioneer aviator H. Roy Waite gets his favorite chair back after community members and Walpole Woodworkers band together to repair it following a theft at Norwood Airport.
Norwood Man Proves Handicap Doesn’t Limit Skills as Worker-October 7, 1969

Frederick Jones of St. John Avenue is honored by the Norwood Rotary Club for overcoming physical disabilities to become a master machinist at L & M Precision Sheet Metal.
Polaroid Seeking To Work With Neighbors-October 7, 1965

Polaroid Seeking To Work With Neighbors-This Day In Norwood History-October 7, 1965