Laham had nothing but praise for Barnstable permitting, licensing and building staff and said, "You hear all these stories about trouble with government, but it wouldn't be a bad thing to talk about something being good." For the time being, we'll be in both locations, and focus more on sales in Hyannis." "We're still operating in Sandwich while we are getting the Hyannis facilities updated and getting permits we need. "We believe the long-term success of our operation will be from that nucleus," he said.
"You can't predict it, but you have to prepare for it," he said.Ī year later, he's made a major capital investment in his Yarmouth Road site and its five acres of land. The consolidation started unexpectedly last year when Rodney Corson, owner of Cadillac and Jeep dealerships in Barnstable, decided to retire, Laham said, followed by changes in the Chrysler-Dodge dealership. But this summer he got permits for the sign and electrical work at the new Hyannis location, according to Barnstable public records. G-unit shirts run wild in this town, not on the black kids either.Owner Jeffrey Denesha of Cadillac-Saab didn't return calls for comment yesterday. These kids feel like they are tough because they have families that moved to Norwood from actual tough towns like Southie or Dot when in actuality they are just over privledge pussies that would not last 5 minutes outside of their fantasy worlds they have created where they are tough low level mob thugs. If you don't believe me stop by the " Krayzee Horse" on any given night. The worst that Norwood has to offer us are the droves of kids that think they are incredibly tough and will fight for no good reason to prove it. This street seems to have been transplanted in Norwood from some backwater hick-town in Alabama, but these are not the worst of people in Norwood. Norwood is also home to one of the classiest streets in all of Massachusetts, Jefferson Drive.(I'm laying the sarcasm on thick here)Seriously though, if you are poor and love drugs this is the place to be. Many people believe that the water supply in Norwood has some how been tainted because everyone in this town is paranoid to the point of utter insanity. If you live in Norwood you more than likely head down to Gus and Donnas every week to get your high and tight haircuts, and then go to Lewis' to show it off to the other townies drinking themselves into oblivion. Norwood is a town just outside of Boston that has nothing more to offer the world than car dealerships and girls who believe there vaginas are to be used like turnstiles. Example: "Boch Toyota*, Route One Nah-wood, my name is Ernie Boch, come on down!" * If I recall, he pronounced Toyota as "Tie-oda" His strong accent was a staple in Boston media for years. Although most Automile dealerships are indeed in Norwood, some dealerships are just across the town line in Dedham, Westwood, or Walpole. Norwood is most famous to outsiders for the "Automile," along Route 1/Providence Highway. This area abuts the more-affluent town of Westwood.
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Timothy's Church, plus the southern part of Nichols Street (and adjacent side streets). If there is a truly "posh" section of Norwood, it would be the area adjacent to Willett Pond/New Pond near St. I would hardly classify the area as "ghetto," though. Some areas are somewhat seedy many of the two-decker and three-decker homes look as if they came straight out of Jamaica Plain or Dorchester. South Norwood, aka " The Flats," is a working-class neighborhood centered around the corner of Washington and Dean Streets. Windsor Gardens is noted not only for its train station, but also a large transient population, many of whom are Indian or Pakistani. Norwood has one of the highest concentrations of apartment and condominium complexes in the area.
Most Norwood neighborhoods are solidly middle-class with relatively little turnover. In addition, the Forest Hills to Walpole bus traverses Washington Street.
There are three Commuter Rail stops, Norwood Depot, Norwood Central, and Windsor Gardens. There is convenient mass transit to Boston. Norwood does have a Synagogue, although Muslims easily outnumber Jewish residents at least 10-1. Norwood is one of the largest towns in Massachusetts with a sizeable Muslim population not to have a Mosque. Iranians, Syrians, and Lebanese are the predominant groups. There is a fairly large, and active, Middle Eastern community in Norwood. Along with Marshfield, Braintree, and Stoneham, Norwood has traditionally been a bastion of Irish-American residents, many of whom are justifiably proud of their heritage.
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