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August 30, 2026

The Record Weekly: Hospital celebration and the Sept. 1 Primary

The Record Weekly

Aug 30, 2026

Hello, neighbors! 🌞

Here's what's in this week's issue.

Governor Healey came to the Norwood Central Commuter rail station to sign the ceremonial version of the Norwood Hospital eminent domain bill (she signed the real bill the week before).

Also, Rush and Yu talk to residents of the German Centre in West Roxbury, on separate days.

But it wasn't all politics - the Norwood Planning Board also held hearings on zoning amendments that could shape the future of affordable housing in Norwood. We also got updates from the Conservation Commission, and some sludge cleanup.

We also take a fascinating trip through local history with Sarah A. Godfrey Webster's story, and welcome our newest police officer, Ryan Ross, to the NPD team

We hope you enjoy this week's Record!

Top stories

Gov. Healey signs ceremonial hospital bill

Gov. Healey signs ceremonial hospital bill

by Jeff Sullivan

Hearings held on zoning amendments

Hearings held on zoning amendments

by Matthew MacDonald

Persis Yu and Michael Rush speak at the German Centre

Persis Yu and Michael Rush speak at the German Centre

by Susan Kryczka

Also in this issue

  • “Sludge” released from Home Market by Jeff Sullivan
  • NPD welcomes new officer
  • Webster, Bishop: Nova Scotia to South Dedham by Patricia Fanning
  • The Great Abyss by Don Reddick
  • Mystery of the tricorn by Joe Galeota
  • Lynch Not Meeting Moment Letter

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