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May 24, 2026

The Record Weekly: Over the override and onto summer

The Record Weekly: Over the override and onto summer

May 24, 2026

Hello, Norwood! It's hard to believe we're already almost into June, but before you know it, summer will be in full swing. 🌞

In our latest issue, we've got details on the Town Meeting Public Safety Override vote, which passed with flying colors and is on its way to a Townwide vote. 🗳️

We also covered preservation advocate Michael Menna's talk at the Morrill Memorial Library about the importance of preserving online materials (who knew the web wasn't as everlasting as we thought? 🤯). And if you're a fan of true stories from the world of espionage, don't miss Christina Hillsberg's talk on 'Agents of Change: The Women Who Transformed the CIA' - it was a real page-turner. 🕵️‍♀️

From town meeting to pride celebrations, there's plenty to get excited about in this issue - so grab a cup of coffee and settle in for some Norwood news you won't want to miss! 🗞️

Top stories

TM passes public safety override

TM passes public safety override

by Jeff Sullivan

Library hears from online preservationist

Library hears from online preservationist

by Jeff Sullivan

Morrill talk encompasses CIA

Morrill talk encompasses CIA

by Paulina Duarte

Also in this issue

  • BOS appoints McDonough to Assessors by Jeff Sullivan
  • Norwood Town Meeting roundup by Jeff Sullivan
  • Voters: The Override Is Up To You Letter
  • To Drew Carey Via Norwood Hospital Letter
  • Where Have All the ______ Gone? by Joe Galeota
  • Memorial Day by Don Reddick
  • Blood donors needed
  • 5th Annual Norwood Pride Celebration

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