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State Senate Race Heats Up: Keating Demands Party Declaration from Independent Challenger Thomas Riolo-September 30, 1988
State Senator William Keating refuses to debate Norwood Selectman Thomas Riolo unless the independent Senate challenger declares a permanent political party affiliation.
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Civic and Social: Couple Recall Half Century of Service to Norwood-September 30, 1978
MIT-trained engineer William Hyland and Smith College alumna Gladys Hyland reflect on nearly 50 years of civic leadership, engineering triumphs, and community service in Norwood.
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Norwood Jr. High Offered Land At $9,500 An Acre-September 30, 1971
The Norwood School Committee recommends the Endean area in Walpole as the site for a new junior high school, facing sharp questioning from town meeting members over rising costs and site shifts.
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Armed Robbery Suspect Captured in Cellar After Pistol-Whipping Norwood Clothing Store Owner-September 30, 1964
Natick resident Robert D. Langevin is captured in a Washington Street clothing store cellar after pistol-whipping 61-year-old owner John Rapolas during an attempted armed robbery.
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Low Bridge On Morse St Claims Two More Victims-September 30, 1964
Low Bridge On Morse St Claims Two More Victims-This Day In Norwood History-September 30, 1964
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South Norwood Highway Project Passes Norwood Meeting By Third Of Vote-This Day In Norwood History-September 30, 1938
South Norwood Highway Project Passes Norwood Meeting By Third Of Vote-This Day In Norwood History-September 30, 1938
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The Public Waits-This Day In Norwood History-September 30, 1938
(Editorial) For a matter of weeks the town waited for the charges against the General Manager. Last week those charges were presented and the manager was suspended from his office. The charges to the townspeople left much to be desired. They were phrased in general terms. The town settled in to await the hearing which…
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Thomas O. Metcalf Celebrates 80th Birthday-This Day in Norwood History- September 30, 1929
Thomas O. Metcalf Celebrates 80th Birthday-This Day in Norwood History- September 30, 1929
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Police Chief Lavers Suspended, Refuses to Open Safe-This Day in Norwood History-September 30, 1913
Police Chief Lavers Suspended, Refuses to Open Safe-This Day in Norwood History-September 30, 1913
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This Day in Norwood History-September 30, 1913-Police Chief Lavers Suspended, Refuses to Open Safe
Chief of Police Again Refuses to Open Up Strong Box.Charges to Be Preferred Soon, It Is Expected. Safe Double Locked By Selectmen NORWOOD. Sept 29 Following* close on his return from vacation yesterday Chief of Police James W. Lavers was formally suspended by the Board of Selectmen this afternoon. The suspension is the result of…
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