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August 23, 2026

The Record Weekly: All politics is local, even in absentia

The Record Weekly

Aug 23, 2026

Welcome to this week's edition of The Record! 📰

As we're a local paper, we've got a lot of local politics to dig into. The Primary is Sept. 1. 🗳️

Last week's LWV forum saw some lively exchanges between Stephen Lynch and Patrick Roath, while Persis Yu faced an empty chair, originally intended for Michael Rush, in a town hall debate that highlighted affordability concerns. 💸

Meanwhile, the Norwood Art Connection is reviving its gallery scene, and the Community Preservation Committee is gearing up for fall funding applications. And don't forget about the trails talk... Jerry Hopcroft gave a presentation on building water crossings for the Town's trail network. 🌳

Thanks for reading and see you next week!

Top stories

Lynch and Roath face off

Lynch and Roath face off

by Jeff Sullivan

Yu faces an empty chair in debate at Norfolk/Suffolk district town hall

Yu faces an empty chair in debate at Norfolk/Suffolk district town hall

by Susan Kryczka

Norwood Art Connection hosts first gallery

Norwood Art Connection hosts first gallery

by Jeff Sullivan

Also in this issue

  • Community Preservation Committee prepping for applications by Jeff Sullivan
  • Trails hosts field building talk by Jeff Sullivan
  • Show Your Work Letter
  • New Norwood Hospital Needs Obgyn And Psych Wards Letter

School news

  • 2026-2027 SCHOOL OPENING INFORMATION
  • Norwood Public Schools Offers Meals at No Cost for Students

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