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Charles River Mechanical

Charles River Mechanical provides residential plumbing services in Sharon and the surrounding communities. Services include plumbing repairs, water heater installation and replacement, drain clearing, leak detection, fixture installation, and whole-house water filtration systems. Many homes in Massachusetts experience hard water, sediment, or chlorine in their water supply. Charles River Mechanical offers water testing to identify these conditions and recommend the appropriate whole-house filtration system when needed. Services include: • Plumbing repairs and leak detection • Water heater repair and replacement • Drain cleaning and clog removal • Faucet, toilet, and valve installation • Whole-house water filtration systems • Water quality testing The goal is straightforward: accurate diagnosis, clear pricing, and reliable plumbing work for local homeowners. Serving Sharon and nearby towns including Easton, Stoughton, Canton, Walpole, Norwood, and Foxborough. Contact Charles River Mechanical to schedule plumbing service or a water quality test. 🔧💧

Norfolk County

Boston Metropolitan Area

Sharon

Massachusetts

Charles River Mechanical provides residential plumbing services in Sharon and the surrounding communities. Services include plumbing repairs, water...

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Ritucci sports spine and pain management center

dr. Ritucci is a board certified rehab specialist who uses alternative approach to muscular skeletal injuries. An example would be shockwave PRP in many other procedures.

Norwood

dr. Ritucci is a board certified rehab specialist who uses alternative approach to muscular skeletal injuries. An example would be shockwave PRP in...

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A heads up on some neat programming coming your way this weekend from our friends at NPA-TV: Friday night at 7:30 on the town channel you can see a behind the scenes glimpse at what it takes to handle the snowfall in town. The NPA cameras have been following the Norwood Department of Public Works trucks all winter, and now staff producer Nick Straus has put together a 30-minute documentary that will include interviews with Norwood DPW employees, footage from inside the plows at the height of the storms and scenes from the DPW headquarters. Station Coordinator Karen Murphy said that Straus began taping for this program during the Christmas blizzard in December. Also debuting on Friday night is a new profile of the Norwood Board of Health produced by NPA-TV's Meghan Staffiere. The show, airing at 8:00 p.m. on the town channel, will highlight the various roles the department plays around town and includes staff interviews, a trip to a local kitchen for an inspection and a look into keeping the town pools sanitary. For a full listing of NPA's programming check out their website.

A heads up on some neat programming coming your way this weekend from our friends at NPA-TV:

Friday night at 7:30 on the town channel you can see a behind the scenes glimpse at what it takes to handle the snowfall in town. The NPA cameras have been following the Norwood Department of Public Works trucks all winter, and now staff producer Nick Straus has put together a 30-minute documentary that will include interviews with Norwood DPW employees, footage from inside the plows at the height of the storms and scenes from the DPW headquarters. Station Coordinator Karen Murphy said that Straus began taping for this program during the Christmas blizzard in December.

Also debuting on Friday night is a new profile of the Norwood Board of Health produced by NPA-TV’s Meghan Staffiere. The show, airing at 8:00 p.m. on the town channel, will highlight the various roles the department plays around town and includes staff interviews, a trip to a local kitchen for an inspection and a look into keeping the town pools sanitary. For a full listing of NPA's programming check out their website.

Norwood's public access channel launches winter documentaries this weekend.