Originally named Sharpsburg, after John Sharpe, an early settler, Norwood came to be referred to as Northwood, due to its location north of Cincinnati, which was shortened to Norwood and made official when the community was incorporated as village in 1888. Norwood is the most populous city in Hamilton County, Ohio, and is a suburb of Cincinnati.
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The city of Norwood, Ohio’s official web site features events and notices, as well as an overview and contacts for its administrative offices, departments and services. Various reports, forms and applications are available.
http://www.norwood-ohio.com/
The Norwood, Ohio public school administrative district operates Williams Avenue Elementary School, Sharpsburg Elementary School, Norwood View Elementary School, Norwood Middle School, and Norwood High School. Each of its campuses are highlighted, with schedules, staff listings, and announcements.
http://www.norwoodschools.org/
The public television station in Norwood, Ohio provides a variety of programming for the local government, school system, and public. A program schedule, policy information, and contacts are featured.
http://www.nctonline.org/
The NFD offers fire suppression services, emergency medical services, arson investigation and other services and programs that are defined here, along with a history of the organization, roster, and photographs.
http://www.norwoodohiofire.org/
A department of the City of Norwood, Ohio, the health department’s site features information about its administrative offices, vital statistics, nursing, environmental health, recycling, preparedness, and other programs and services, as well as providing access to various reports.
http://www.norwoodhealth.org/
The official web site of the mayor of Norwood, Ohio features announcements from the mayor, current events, contact information, and volunteer announcements.
http://www.norwoodmayor.org/
Norwood Moose Family Center #301
Affiliated with the Loyal Order of the Moose, an overview of the lodge is presented, including a meeting schedule, event calendar, photographs, video, and other resources. Messages from the organization’s administrator and governor are included.
http://www.norwood301.com/
Established in 1943, the commission oversees the operation of the Norwood, Ohio municipal pools, parks and other facilities, as well as its programs and special events. Schedules, registration, and contact data are presented.
http://www.noreco.org/
Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center
Situated on more than thirteen acres in a residential area of Norwood, Ohio, the Roman Catholic facility has become a Marion center, offering two Masses a day, hearing confessions on Monday, Tuesday and alternate Fridays, along with other activities, which are highlighted here.
http://www.olhsc.org/
In operation since 1956, the pizza restaurant is highlighted, including its menu items, private party room, directions, and history. Its location, hours of operation, and contacts are published.
http://www.sorrentos.biz/
