Norwell, Massachusetts
Now in Norwell...
The Town of Norwell is located in Plymouth County, situated on the
south shore 18 miles southeast of Boston.
Largely untouched by the congestion around the metropolitan area, Norwell is a peaceful residential community. Though a small town, Norwell is known for its superb school system and its family friendly reputation.
We hope this website is able to give you a sense of the flavor of our town!
Largely untouched by the congestion around the metropolitan area, Norwell is a peaceful residential community. Though a small town, Norwell is known for its superb school system and its family friendly reputation.
We hope this website is able to give you a sense of the flavor of our town!
Seasonal Occurences
Spring time is here
Check out the Norwell Public Library
There are programs for everyone from babies to seniors. Start the spring season off with Museum of Science passes or Roger Williams Park Zoo passes or many others.
Visit norwellpubliclibrary.org for more info.
Check out the Norwell Public Library
There are programs for everyone from babies to seniors. Start the spring season off with Museum of Science passes or Roger Williams Park Zoo passes or many others.
Visit norwellpubliclibrary.org for more info.
Life Lessons from Norwell Inspired By:
Andy Gordon
September 16, 1924 - October 11, 2005
Father, Friend, and Old-Time Norwell Guy
September 16, 1924 - October 11, 2005
Father, Friend, and Old-Time Norwell Guy
Save the Date: Up and Coming
a great place to live, work, and play
Headlines
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Norwell Reads
This year's selection is Homer and Langley by E.L. Doctorow, a
fictional account of the famous Collyer brothers of turn-of-the
century New York City. Events begin March 31 with a
Touch-a-Truck Event for children and a program on Collectibles in
the afternoon.
On Saturday, May 19th, a special
election will be held; the main question
is whether or not to pass the infamous
override being discussed.
The gist of this override is the schools
need more funding for the core
curriculum and other fundamental
requirments. For more information
visit investinnorwell.com